Transportation Minister Miri Regev and Likud MK Osnat Mark are demanding that Justice Minister Avi Nissenkorn shut down a meeting of the Judicial Appointments Committee that they are boycotting
The two said earlier that they would not attend the bipartisan committee to protest the nomination of two judges they consider to be “anti-Zionist.”
“We are demanding that the process of nominating judges made in violation of the Basic Law: Justice be frozen,” Mark says in a tweet, which includes the letter.
The letter claims that a meeting boycotted by “representatives of the sovereign, of the legislators,” does not have the mandate to make nominations.
According to reports MK Zvi Hauser, who is aligned with Blue and White, is also boycotting the meeting.
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