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Fmr US Amb to Israel: Judicial Reform Compromise “Difficult"
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, having paused his controversial plan to overhaul Israel’s independent judiciary, claims the country will overcome what he calls a “great debate.” Protesters are still gathering, with the bills set to return to parliament next month if no compromise is reached. Former U.S. ambassador Martin Indyk discusses what's at stake.
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