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This is a watershed moment for Israel, the first part of the judicial overhaul legislation,

becoming a law, protests in the street, talk of the Supreme Court striking down the legislation.

A lot is going on.

There are ramifications.

Where this is all heading?

A lot of questions I think

will pretend to answer at least some of them, Jonathan. It's unholy. I'm Yoni Levy of Channel 12

in Tel Aviv. And I'm Jonathan Friedland of The Guardian in London. Yet we're doing an emergency

episode, an update midweek because of everything that's been happening. We thought we couldn't

wait till Friday.

I mean, we'd said in our last podcast, Yonit, that we thought that the crunch moment had come,

that we were at the moment of truth. And sure enough, on Monday, the big vote that we had been

talking about, YOME on and off for the six months,

really, finally came. I just thought it would be really helpful if we, before we get to even

what's going on in the last just hours, as you and I speak, at, you know, Tuesday, early

evening, Israel time, just to walk through what's going on and what has happened, because it's been a lot.

So, I mean, just talk us through it.

You know, the scene begins Monday morning where there's this expectation that finally,

the judicial reform that has been talked about and talked about and protested about for months and months

is before the Knesset.

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