A Tale Of Two Aharons
Back in Leeds, I believed if you did not want to be a Doctor it meant one thing. You suffered woeful parental neglect. ‘Jews are either doctors or tailors.’
I came to Israel because of Dayan. He won the six-day war. I stayed because of someone else.
I ran Oranit; I had decisions to make. I would ask my legal advisor. I asked one question only.
Something strange happened. Gradually things changed; the changes were all for the worse.
How did this happen? Let’s return to Aharon—but this time another one.
The concept, 'human rights', is political.
As an ex-member of the new-left, I recognise it.
The ageing flower power generation is giving one last kick before becoming extinct. Corbyn and Saunders are the last dinosaurs of my generation.
Israel is no longer a lawful country respecting the law. Israel is a country under the hegemony of lawyers. Lawyers who brazenly show a condescending lack of respect to the lawmakers.
The legal profession's behaviour, well-intentioned as they claim it to be, is destroying democratic process.