ABSTRACT:

The judicial system in Israel has constantly been scrutinized and is in dire need of reform to enhance its efficiency and, more importantly, its accountability. This research paper outlines the ongoing efforts regarding said judiciary overhaul and all events surrounding it, for example, protests and changes. It also analyses the impact these reforms may have on the rule of law in Israel. Furthermore, this paper draws similarities between the reformatory attempts of Israelis and other Arab countries and makes a comparative analysis. This paper aims to contribute to the ongoing discourse and provide recommendations for a more transparent legal system.

I.                 INTRODUCTION

1.1.  Introduction of the topic

The Government of Israel, also known as the Knesset, led by Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, has recently undertaken a highly controversial Judiciary Overhaul plan, which garnered international and domestic attention. The plan was officially termed “Judicial Reform,” encompassing a chain of legal and institutional changes with a wide range of consequences for the Judicial system of Israel and even the socio-political landscape. This research paper aims to elucidate the critical elements of the initiative and examine its various aspects and happenings in the country. It will also shed light on the overhaul in Israel and its ramifications on other countries related to or dependent on it.