Perhaps I would be more appalled if I was even slightly surprised by it. You know how there were protests in Israel before the war about the supreme court?

This is one of the reasons why:

An article by former United States ambassador to Israel Martin Indyk and former Jordanian United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights Zeid bin Ra’ad in Foreign Policy argued that the insistence of Israeli right-wing Finance Minister Bezalel Smotrich on curbing the powers of the Supreme Court, stems from a desire to “more easily enact his vision of an Israel that extends unimpeded from river to sea,” as the court had previously impeded the legalization of Israeli settlements built on privately-owned Palestinian land.