AAQ – Israeli SC “vetos” CANNOT be overridden by a supermajority. That was one of the key points being debated during the protests for and against judicial reform. The problem is that the Israeli SC gave itself de facto the powers of the President of the United States, where every law and every appointment automatically needs their approval or veto. An unelected body having such power is unheard of in any democracy. It actually gives them almost king-like power, since there is no way to challenge them or impeach them, and they have no fear of public opinion.
