Business forum, tech companies strike before reasonableness law vote

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 Israel's Business Forum Declares Strike Amidst Judiciary Overhaul Controversy. In the midst of a contentious and polarizing national debate over the Netanyahu government's proposed radical changes to the judiciary system, a prominent business forum representing 150 of Israel's largest companies has announced a significant strike for Monday. The move is aimed at influencing the final Knesset vote on the controversial "reasonableness" bill, which could have far-reaching implications for the evaluation of politicians' actions in the court system. As the nation braces for the outcome, this blog delves into the motivations behind the strike and its potential impact on the legislative landscape.

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The "reasonableness" bill, at the heart of the current controversy, seeks to restrict courts from using the doctrine to assess the actions of politicians. This proposed overhaul of the judiciary system has sparked widespread debate, with proponents arguing for a more limited role of the courts in assessing politicians' decisions, while opponents express concerns over potential executive overreach and a weakening of the checks and balances within the government.