The case for a popular referendum on judicial reform

Opinion: Does having 64 mandate majority coalition automatically prove most Israelis are pro-judicial reform? And if not, wouldn't it be proper to hold a referendum on the matter? Question is, will an Israeli referendum be proven definitive with everything that has happened

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