Feiglin Says Zehut’s First Practical Bill Would Let Voters Elect Judges
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Moshe Feiglin said Zehut’s first practical legislative proposal would allow the public to elect judges directly. He set out the pledge in a Hebrew post on Sunday, presenting direct judicial elections as a priority for the party’s legislative agenda. Feiglin had already advocated direct public election of Supreme Court judges in a statement published in August. His Sunday post referred to judges without specifying a court or term length, while the earlier statement specifically addressed the Supreme Court.
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