Column One: Defending the rule of law

If Netanyahu is forced from office, Israeli democracy will be critically, and possibly irreparably, debilitated.

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu addresses a conference in Tel Aviv on February 14

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu addresses a conference in Tel Aviv on February 14

(photo credit: REUTERS/NIR ELIAS)

ByCAROLINE B. GLICK

FEBRUARY 22, 2018 22:04

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