Legal sources believe that legislation to cancel the arrests of Haredi 'defectors' who are promoted in Haredi parties does not at all meet legal criteria and standards of proper legislation.
According to a report today (Wednesday) by Dikla Aharon Shafran on Channel 2, the same sources claim that this legislative move has no legal feasibility and is in no way expected to stand the test of the High Court of Justice.
As a result, it is estimated that the Knesset's legal counsel will not support the legislative initiative, which is supposed to be introduced as a temporary order.
Yesterday, Shas Chairman Aryeh Deri and Degel Hatorah Chairman Moshe Gafni announced, after a meeting with the Prime Minister, that they are demanding that legislation to stop the arrests of young Haredi people and the Basic Law on Torah Study be immediately advanced.
Netanyahu made it clear that he is committed to approving the laws and advancing them quickly.
The coalition plans to delete all sections from the draft law except for the section on the release of deserters, in order to move the process forward quickly, but Knesset Legal Advisor Sagit Afik has already made it clear in closed discussions that she will oppose the move for legal reasons.
