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A chat on subreddit /r/PoliticalCompassMemes
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Context: Israel's new coalition is set to approve a new law that will abolish judicial review of laws by allowing the single house of representative's majority (61 members) the ability to cancel its rulings. This nullifies our constitution (basic laws, as they are called) and it amounts to unlimited power to 61 people that now run the country.

In addition, the committee that appointed judges was comprised mostly of the judicial because the parliamentary rule made it so that the coalition was basically the government and the single house made it very easy to pass laws, meaning our separation of powers was very flimsy and the judiciary needed to be as separated from the coalition as possible.

This was canceled in favor of coalition appointment. Which is basically the government, because the government heads the coalition. So the government alone will choose the judges from now on.

So now the government can legislate anything they want. The constitution is a pretty piece of paper and nothing more. Civil freedoms can be replaced for religious repression at a whim, which will probably happen, considering the orthodox nature of this coalition. 

I'm depressed, thought I'd share. Things don't look so bad in the US now, do they?
gpt
Sorry, US person here so I’m not familiar with the Israeli constitution. 
How can a law abolish judicial review of laws defined in the constitution? Wouldn’t that require a constitutional amendment?
Is Israel one of those countries where changing the constitution is way too easy?