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Can a new Haredi party break Israel’s draft deadlock?

ספט 7, 2026 ·  Source: JNS 72Objectivity score72/100

Welcome to “Basic Law,” the JNS show hosted by Aylana Meisel, executive director of the Israel Law & Liberty Forum. This insightful series takes viewers inside the debates shaping Israel’s legal system and its role in the Middle East, tackling the nation’s most urgent constitutional and judicial questions. From the foundations of Israel’s Basic Laws to the balance between democratic governance and judicial authority, Meisel offers analysis on how legal frameworks influence everything from civil rights to national security. She examines how international law affects Israel’s position in regional conflicts and diplomacy, connecting complex legal theory to the realities of Israeli news and global affairs.In partnership with the Israel Law & Liberty Forum, “Basic Law” provides a forum for conservative and classical liberal voices to explore how law and liberty intersect in a democratic Jewish state. Each episode brings together top jurists, scholars and policymakers for candid conversations that illuminate…

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The JNS show “Basic Law,” hosted by Aylana Meisel, executive director of the Israel Law & Liberty Forum, explores Israel’s legal system and constitutional questions. The series examines how legal frameworks influence civil rights, national security, and international law’s impact on Israel’s regional standing. In partnership with the Israel Law & Liberty Forum, the show provides a platform for conservative and classical liberal voices to discuss judicial reform, constitutional interpretation, and the rule of law in Israel.

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