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Jeremy Sharon

Legal reporter for The Times of Israel, offering expert analysis on Israel''s judicial system and related political issues.

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Dec 11, 2024 • 24min

Day 432 - ToI reports from a Druze village on Syria's border

Legal reporter Jeremy Sharon discusses the unprecedented courtroom scene as Prime Minister Netanyahu testifies in his historic corruption trial. He shares anecdotes from the courtroom, where the atmosphere was almost circus-like. Meanwhile, reporter Diana Bletter recounts her visit to the Druze town of Majdal Shams, where residents hope for change with the Assad regime's decline. They reveal personal stories and highlight the complexities of dual identity among the Druze, living on the border with Syria.
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Nov 21, 2024 • 25min

Day 412 - Climate fact and fiction at global confab in Baku

In this discussion, Jeremy Sharon, a legal reporter, highlights rising tensions between the Attorney General and Netanyahu's right-wing government amidst public protests. Sue Surkes, an environment reporter, shares her experiences from COP29 in Baku, contrasting the urgent goals of climate diplomacy with the cognitive dissonance on the ground, especially from oil-dependent nations. Both guests dive into Israel's innovative climate solutions showcased at the conference, paving the way for sustainable technologies.
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Jan 12, 2025 • 21min

Day 464 - New judicial overhaul plan raises eyebrows and hackles

Legal reporter Jeremy Sharon provides keen insights into a newly unveiled judicial overhaul in Israel that raises concerns about increased political control over judicial appointments. He discusses the implications of this controversial package and the High Court's recent ruling on Haredi enlistment in the IDF, pressing the government for accountability. Sharon emphasizes how these developments are intertwined with ongoing political tensions and societal impacts, particularly regarding civil rights and military service obligations.