This is Aiton Weinstein.

And I'm Naor Menninger, and you're listening to Two Nice Jewish Boys.

Today we will be diving yet again into the current political turmoil in Israel, sparked by the proposed judicial reforms by the new Netanyahu government.

For those who have been living on a different planet, under a rock on a different planet, massive demonstrations and an immense campaign throughout mainstream media against

the reforms have led to a complete backlash tearing apart Israeli society. The place where

these reforms are being prepared is the Israeli parliament, the Knesset,

and more specifically the Law and Constitution Committee, led by M.K. Simcha Rottman, who was

actually a guest of ours on episode 275, so if you want, check it out. Today we have the

privilege of speaking with one of the advisors for the head of the committee

professor talia einhorn who just arrived from jerusalem and even today took part in the

committee professor einhorn is an accomplished law professor with countless articles and studies

on important topics revolving around is and international law, including a major

treaties on Israeli private international law, the third edition of which was just released

in 2022.

She is a titular member of the International Academy of Comparative Law and has been serving

as a member of the Advisory Committee for the appointment of senior civil service officials.

Join us as we discuss the current state of affairs in Israel and gain insight into the proposed judicial reforms from an expert in the field.

Thank you so much for joining us.

Thank you so much for having me.

So where shall we start? You're not only

an expert in the field, you're actually there, you know, seeing how the sausages are being prepared,

being made in the factory. This is the fifth week that I've been taking part in every session

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