Despite the pause declared by Benjamin Netanyahu, both sides expect the battle over the future of Israel's judiciary to reignite soon.
For his part, Ben Gvir pledged that the push to remake the courts would continue: “No one will scare us. No one will succeed in changing the people’s decision,” he tweeted Monday. He later praised right-wing protesters who came out Monday night for not accepting “that our vote is second class.
In Israel, though, the battle over the judiciary will continue in a political setting that has been changed by the upheavals of the past three months. The country’s electorate appears to be shifting, and Netanyahu’s popularity has plummeted.For the first time in more than a decade, one of Netanyahu’s main rivals, former army chief of staff Benny Gantz, was rated “more suitable” to be prime minister, according to a poll released Tuesday by Israel’s public broadcaster, Kan 11.
Netanyahu, 73, may not have to face voters for years, and his poll numbers will surely change. But the sudden awakening of Israel’s center-left could be enduring.
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