What does the Israeli right want?
Inside El Salvador’s war on crimeReporting how the president is using his crackdown to amass powerAfter months of protest, many Israelis fear their country’s democracy is under threat. Benjamin Netanyahu’s right-wing coalition has pushed through the first of several controversial judicial reforms, removing the Supreme Court’s ability to overturn the government’s decisions on the basis of “reasonableness”. As the constitutional crisis grows, The Economist’s Middle East editor, Josie Delap, explores the government’s motivations, and asks who is really in charge of the chaos-stricken country.
Inside El Salvador’s war on crime
Reporting how the president is using his crackdown to amass power
After months of protest, many Israelis fear their country’s democracy is under threat. Benjamin Netanyahu’s right-wing coalition has pushed through the first of several controversial judicial reforms, removing the Supreme Court’s ability to overturn the government’s decisions on the basis of “reasonableness”. As the constitutional crisis grows, The Economist’s Middle East editor, Josie Delap, explores the government’s motivations, and asks who is really in charge of the chaos-stricken country.
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