they haven't made it clear, whether they'll do that. this is more than an immediate battle over the court. i'd argue the only way to argue this is there has been a power shift in israel. politically, you have the most right-wing government in israel's history. then demographically, this reflects the changes. ultra orthodox have large families. immigrants coming to -- conservative immigrants from russia, from the middle east. the israel of almost the movie "exodus," the western, more secular, liberal israel are increasingly losing political power to the right wing, the cultural and political right. so people are in the street not just over judicial reform, not a technical issue, but it's a question of the direction of israel. what is the nature of israeli society? what is the role of religion? is there going to be any willingness to accommodate palestinians to come to some kind of peace? what is the future? the fact the israeli markets have tanked the last couple -- there's a lot of people in

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