Health system workers: if the government doesn't comply with High Court ruling- we will not work

The "White Doctor's Coats" protest, which brings together workers in the health system who oppose the regime coup and includes thousands of doctors, announced that if the government does not comply with the High Court ruling, its members will not report to work in the hospitals.

"We declare that in a situation of the constitutional crisis, we will not be forced to report to work until the government returns to respecting the rulings of the Supreme Court," they wrote in a statement.

"Responsibility for the disruptions in the health care system will be placed entirely on the prime minister and his ministers who led to this." of a constitutional crisis, "the economy is at a standstill until the Prime Minister and his ministers return to obeying the law."
According to the Chairman of the Association of Public Health Physicians of the Medical Association, Hagai Levin, 8,000 employees of the health system are taking part in the protest, including about 6,000 doctors who make up about 20% of all doctors in Israel.

The letter stated that "a government that does not obey the law and the Supreme Court violates the basic contract between her and the citizens. Therefore, it is clear that if the Prime Minister and his ministers deliberately do not uphold the ruling of the court, or give public servants instructions that contradict the ruling, then they are leading a criminal and dictatorial government that has lost its legitimacy, and should not be obeyed." They stated that "according to the statements of the Prime Minister and his ministers, they intend to violate the law."
The doctors' announcement was made following the Supreme Court's intention to hear the petition against the statute of limitations and the law that abolishes the reason for reasonableness. At the hearing held regarding the petition against the Quarantine Law, which states that a prime minister will only go to Quarantine if he announces that he is physically or mentally unable to fulfill his duties, or if the government announces this, Supreme Court President Ester Hayut said that "the whole purpose of the law is personal", and the judges noted that the motive was "clear and obvious". However, the panel judges said that if its entry into force is postponed until the next Knesset, it will be neutralized.
Last night, following the decision of the judges to discuss the fortifications law in an expanded composition, a sort of signal that the court does not intend to invalidate the law but will discuss postponing its entry into force, the heads of the coalition announced that "no court has the authority to annul the election results and allow the removal of a prime minister to the fortifications, which cancels the Democracy from its foundation."
Netanyahu's lawyer, Michael Rabilo, claimed at the hearing that delaying the entry into force of the law is tantamount to the cancellation of the law from the Prime Minister's point of view. "The Knesset is behind this and its motive is that not everyone will be able to send a prime minister to Israel," he said. "64 members The Knesset was elected based on their commitment that Netanyahu would be prime minister, so there is a political motive here, but a very worthy purpose."