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Netanyahu govt has 'attacked' Israeli judicial system, Supreme Court and democratic institutions

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Annette Young welcomes Professor Alain Greilsammer, a Bar-Ilan University political science expert, who argues that the upcoming Israeli election will be defined by democratic accountability, judicial independence, and the unequal distribution of civic duties. Greilsammer warns that Netanyahu's policies risk transforming Israel into an authoritarian or non-democratic state, potentially allowing Arab political parties to influence the election outcome.

Key points

• Professor Alain Greilsammer from Bar-Ilan University is the expert welcomed by Annette Young regarding the Israeli election.
• Greilsammer warns that Netanyahu's policies could transform Israel into an authoritarian or non-democratic state.

Context

This briefing follows the October 7 attacks, regional tensions with Iran, and deepening domestic divisions in Israel, setting the stage for analysis of democratic risks.

Limitations

Evidence is limited to a single academic welcome and expert opinion without broader polling data, historical trends, or specific policy details.

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