The movement for judicial reform in Israel has resurfaced, sparking opposition despite the ongoing war. The current situation is deemed unviable, and a new legal regime will eventually be established. The blurring of distinctions among the branches of government, particularly the judiciary, has led to chaos and confusion. The political Right proposes limiting the court's power, but this would create a dangerous concentration of political power in the executive branch. The solution may involve classifying cases as 'constitutional' or not, requiring expanded hearings and super-majorities for decisions, and subjecting constitutional decisions to legislative review.