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Late last year, as Israel swore in the most right-wing government in its history, a despairing joke circulated online. Right-wing legislators had floated a similar measure before, but it was regarded as too drastic. By removing constraints on executive power, the overhaul threatened to place Israel among the ranks of such illiberal democracies as Hungary and Poland. Since then, tens of thousands of protesters have poured into the streets of Tel Aviv and other cities each Saturday.
Model: No brakes. Netanyahu leads Likud, a party defined by conservative and populist ideas. Likud has long taken hard-line positions on national security, but its leaders traditionally venerated the rule of law, maintained a balance of power, and upheld free expression. Netanyahu, too, used to court centrist voters, attempting to convince the undecided. Recently, a Likud lawmaker put forth a proposal that would effectively bar many Arab politicians from running for parliament.
Protesters warn that Israeli headlines have begun to read like a manual for future autocracies, with ministers seemingly handpicked to undermine the departments they run. No one, however, offends liberal and centrist Israelis quite like Itamar Ben-Gvir. Ben-Gvir, who entered parliament in , leads a far-right party called Otzma Yehudit, or Jewish Power. His role model and ideological wellspring has long been Meir Kahane, a Brooklyn rabbi who moved to Israel in and, during a single term in the Knesset, tested the moral limits of the country.
His party, Kach Thus , was finally barred from parliament in As recently as last October, Netanyahu refused to share a stage with him, or even to be seen with him in photographs. But a series of disappointing elections persuaded Netanyahu to change his mind.
