U.S. President Joe Biden warned Israel on Tuesday that it “cannot continue” to push through highly controversial judicial reforms that are currently stalled and have caused months of uproar and anger among Western friends.
“Like many strong supporters of Israel, I’m very concerned … they can’t go down that path, and I’m very concerned,” Biden told reporters during a visit to North Carolina, according to JEE News. has made it clear.”
“Hopefully the prime minister (Benjamin Netanyahu) will act in a way that he will try to make some real compromises, but that remains to be seen,” Biden said, adding that he was At least Yahoo was not considering inviting him to the White House. Not anytime soon.
On his return to Washington, Biden reiterated his concern about the situation in Israel, where Netanyahu has come under fire from rivals for allegedly trampling Israeli democracy in an effort to expand his power. .
Biden routinely used the phrase “inflection point” to highlight the threat facing democracies around the world. “I don’t know if they’re at a turning point but I think it’s a tough spot and they have to work on it.”
He called for the controversial court law to be repealed, telling reporters he hoped it would be scrapped.
