Preventive Pardon for Netanyahu? The proposal of a preventive pardon for a sitting Prime Minister—whether stated openly or suggested quietly—confronts Israel with a question that reaches far beyond the immediate political moment. Does the nation wish to reinforce the rule of law, or does it… | Read More in The Blogs
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