SAEDNEWS: Israel’s Supreme Court has sharply opposed a new government decision potentially impacting Prime Minister Netanyahu’s ongoing corruption trial, signaling a fresh wave of political and judicial tension in the country.
According to Saed News, quoting Al Jazeera, the decision was immediately met with a sharp response from the Israeli Supreme Court, which announced that it would issue an order to suspend the government’s ruling if finalized.
Analysts have described the move as a blatant attempt to interfere in the judicial process and eliminate the main obstacle standing in the Prime Minister’s path to retaining power.
Netanyahu's corruption case has for years remained one of the most sensitive issues in Israel's domestic politics, and now, with the possibility of foreign interference—including from Qatar—the case has entered a new phase.
