Israeli President Abandons Defense Plan 'The collapse of the constitution'

Israel's president used a compromise plan on Sunday to omit the country he described as a "Constitutional collapse" and potential violence over a controversial overhaul of justice demanded by Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's far-right government.
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President Isaac Herzog's rare prime-time television speech plays a puppet role designed to unify an often divided society. It also called on Coalition lawmakers to suspend the preliminary legislative process in parliament. which some parties have plans to start this week
But Justice Minister Yarif Levin poured cold water on the idea of postponing it. In a statement in response to Herzog's speech, he said: Although he did not object to the talks, the matter "should not be linked to the progress of the legal process".
The centre-left opposition accused Netanyahu of trying to gain more control over the court system. Even though he himself was on trial for corruption. Marched and called for a nationwide strike at Congress on Monday.
Netanyahu, who denied wrongdoing at his trial, said the reforms were aimed at restoring balance between Israeli authorities.