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Israel’s proposed judicial reforms – Jamie Hyams on J-Air radio

March 22, 2023

Israel's Supreme Court in session, January 5, 2023, in Jerusalem, Israel. (Credit: Eddie Gerald/Alamy Live News)
Israel's Supreme Court in session, January 5, 2023, in Jerusalem, Israel. (Credit: Eddie Gerald/Alamy Live News)

AIJAC’s Jamie Hyams appeared on the program “Talking to the Max” on radio station J-Air on March 22 and explained the proposed legal reforms in Israel, what is motivating them and why they are so controversial.

To listen, click here: https://www.j-air.com.au/talking-to-the-max/ (segment begins at approx. 2 minutes)

 

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