Israeli Minister Dudi Amoslam Accuses Supreme Court Judges of Anti‑Semitism

Minister of Religious Services Dudi Amoslam launched a fierce attack on Israel’s judicial establishment, claiming the government’s legal adviser Gali Berhe, deputy legal adviser Gil Limon and Supreme Court judges act in an “anti‑Semitic” manner. Amoslam said the concept of Torah study has been turned into “an enemy of the nation” and warned that “the blood of all ultra‑Orthodox has been forsaken.” He also targeted Supreme Court President Naom Solberg, calling him “less intelligent than anti‑Semitic” and accusing him of cooperating with movements that seek to erase Jewish foundations.

In parallel, Amoslam voiced strong opposition within the Likud party to Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s proposal to reserve ten “ministerial” list slots for upcoming elections, pledging to fight the idea to the “last drop of blood.”