Kotler said that every significant move the state makes will also be scrutinized by foreign investors. The logo of Bank Hapoalim, Israel’s biggest bank, is seen at their main branch in Tel Aviv, Israel July 18, 2016. Dov Kotler, Bank HaPoalim CEO, warned of the consequences of the proposed judicial reforms on the business market in a viral social media post late last month. Kotler said that every significant move the state makes will also be scrutinized by foreign investors . Yes, Israeli citizens own lots of property and companies, but these are also owned by important foreign investors. Over 50,000 people viewed the post, which received hundreds of comments. He warned about the business consequences that may follow the proposed reform and the impact of developments regarding the "legal revolution" on the largest bank in Israel, whose branches are spread all over the country. In the post, Kotler called not to take unilateral measures and explained his position in detail. He stated that he thought it was appropriate to write a personal post, both as a citizen and as a CEO who manages thousands of employees. Kotler said he heads an organization where partnership is a central value […]