Esser Agaroth: The Coup d'Etat in Israel Continues

 The Coup d'Etat in Israel Continues?

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בינתיים, נצטרך לראות איך מתפתחת הדרך להגיע לשם.

Video Summary:
The Shadow asks someone what the protest is about. The man answers that it is a protest against the firing of the Shabbak head [Ronen Bar]. The Shadow then asks him if he would protest Yair Lapid firing the Shabbak head. He answers, "No."

השמאל יכול לעשות מה שהוא רוצה הם יכולים להגיד מה שהם רוצים הם יכולים לעשות מה שהוא רוצים ללא השלכות, כולל לבקש מלחמת אזרחים עקובה מדם בטלוויזיה הלאומית הם יוצאים מזה אבל ראיתי בשבוע שעבר בדיוק מה שיקרה אם היינו עושים אותו הדבר שהשמאל עושה, יסדקו את ראשינו. זאת הבעיה כרגע. המשטרה מאפשרת לשמאל לעשות הכל. אבל אם הרדים עושים משהו אז ירביצו להם עד חצי המוות. אם נוער הגבעות עושה אז ירביצו להם עד חצי המוות. 

פולארד: אם ביבי באמת ינסה לוותר את רונין בר מתפקידו, יש סבירות שרונן בר יכול לשלוח אנשי צוותו כדי לעצור את ביבי. ואז מה?
הרב: בהחלט. אני חושב שזה אפשרות אמיתית.
פולארד: ואז מה?
הרב: ומה אתה חושב שיקרה?
פולארד: כלום. אני חושב שנסיכי הליכוד כמו צבועים ונשרים יקיפו את גופתו של הקורבן במקרה הזה ו פשוט ינסו להכנס ולעמוד בתפקידו. זה מה שאני חושב שיקרה.

Esser Agarorth(2¢):
The short video from The Shadow highlights the double standards referred to in the second video posted here from the full discussion between Rabbi David Bar-Hayim and Jonathan Pollard, COUP D'ETAT in Israel?.

The second video clip highlights the extent of the dire situation we are in. Neither the rabbi nor Pollard is a"Bibist,"an"Only Bibi! can lead us!"deluded, super fan.

In Israel, we live under a juristocracy-- rule or government by the judiciary or court system. Neither the prime minister nor the Knesset as a whole can do anything if the Supreme Court does not like it.

The Judicial Reform was intended to fix five elements of the judicial system, put into place in the 1992 by the original coup master himself, former President of the Supreme Court Aharon Barak. The Judicial Reform would then re-balance the powers between branches of government, taking power away from the secular,Erev Rav, elite, and putting more control back into the hands or voters.

The five desired judicial reforms include:

• Judicial Selection
  
• Judicial Review
  
• Override Clause - Knesset rejection of the court's interpretation
  
• Government Legal Advisors - hiring and firing in the hands of the Ministers instead of the Justice Ministry's professional oversight
  
• Abolition of the "Unreasonableness" Clause - This was actually accomplished in 2023. But then war conveniently broke out. An emergency government was formed - I still do not understand why - and it was agreed that the Judicial Reform cannot be furthered until after the war. Then in January, 2024, the High Court struck down the Knesset's attempt to rein it in, literally refusing to recognize the democratically-elected Knesset's authority on this matter.
  

Since Kindergarten, Israelis are brainwashed to believe that we live in a liberal democracy. Even though we live in nothing of the sort. Anyone having gone through 12th grade civics in the U.S. can see this.

Confront any Israeli on why Israel's deMOCKracy is and this individual will reply that our system of government is our system of government, and that we have no need to be like any other state. In other words, a non-answer.

Interestingly enough, this is the exact response I give regarding other topics. But I use the word "nation" or "people," instead of state.

Of course, Israel will eventually have Torah-based governance. I suspect that when this changeover occurs, the Mamlakhtim -- those confused over what is Torah, and what the almighty State -- will not see any difference between the old regime and the new, remaining in a blissful state of denial, until the Melekh HaMashi'ah (King Messiah) proverbially hits them over the head with the reality of their long since entrenched error.

In the meantime, we will have to see how the path to get there plays out.

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