"Israel in Crisis: Judicial Reform Vote, Protests, and Netanyahu's Health Concerns"
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The Israeli parliament has approved the first part of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's judicial overhaul plan, which limits the Supreme Court's power to strike down government actions. Despite widespread protests against the measure, supporters argue that it is necessary to address judicial overreach, while critics fear it will erode checks on government power in the country. Both sides claim to be defending democracy.
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