Gantz: Court ruling must be respected; we’ll reach broad agreement after war

National Unity party leader Benny Gantz, a member of the emergency government, says that “on the eve of October 7, Israeli society had reached extreme places, division, and a discourse of hate we should not have come to.

“The [High Court] ruling must be respected, and the lesson from conduct in the past year must be learned. We are brothers, and have a shared fate.”

He says, after the war, “we will need to decide relations between the branches of government and legislate a “Basic Law: Legislation” that will anchor the status of Basic Laws. We will do so with broad agreement.”

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