What were the reactions to Israel's supreme court ruling?

The Israeli Supreme Court struck down a controversial law that would limit its oversight over government decisions, in a ruling seen as a significant reversal for Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s government’s judicial overhaul plan.
The recent court ruling has been met with mixed reactions, including support from opposition leaders and criticism from members of the government, highlighting the broader ideological and cultural divisions in Israeli society.

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(972mag) Israeli Supreme Court has allowed oppressive measures against pro-Palestinian speech and demonstrations, citing a biased application of law enforcement.
(Algemeiner) The Supreme Court decision acknowledged the internal divisions caused by the judicial overhaul may have influenced Hamas’ decision to carry out attacks on October 7.
(NY Times) The decision could potentially throw Israel’s emergency government into disarray as the ruling was denounced by Netanyahu’s allies.
(Ynet) Netanhayu’s coalition members argue that the Supreme Court’s decision harms the country’s ability to prosecute the war in Gaza.
(Israel Hayom) The court’s aggressive stance is expected to strengthen the right-wing, as it sheds the remaining support for the judiciary including those previously defending it.
(Maariv) The court’s decision was described as a victory for citizens and democracy.
(Israel Hayom) The activist groups Kaplan Force and Brothers in Arms both expressed support for the court’s decision and the significance of maintaining its independence.

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