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October 2, 20251 citationsOpen Access

The Judicial Overhaul Post October 7

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YRYaniv Roznai

Key Points

  • The convergence of a constitutional crisis and a national security emergency threatens Israel's democratic institutions.
  • Despite the security crisis, the government's judicial reform process persists, indicating that the reform serves more as a distraction than a halt.
  • The ongoing judicial overhaul reflects a populist push for constitutional transformation in Israel's political landscape.
  • The situation highlights significant implications for the stability of liberal democracy within the country.

Abstract

In the span of one year, Israel experienced two historic crises: a constitutional crisis triggered by the 2023 judicial overhaul and a national security emergency following Hamas’ October 7 attack. Either event alone could have destabilized democratic institutions, yet their convergence deepened threats to Israel’s liberal democracy. Contrary to the expectations of many Israelis, the security crisis did not halt the judicial reform process. Instead, it served as a smokescreen that enabled the government’s continued pursuit of populist constitutional transformation.

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Yaniv Roznai (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/68de84bf5b556a9128e1bebchttps://doi.org/10.59704/8ceb675ffc71d8c5
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