What do you think, Rabbi, about the changes the emerging coalition is planning to make regarding the anti-discrimination law? (the daily media uproar)

As usual, like most uproars, this is nonsense. I am completely in favor of this change, and the hysterics of the fools in the media and their various hangers-on (doctors and politicians) against it are a matter of low intelligence and/or bias and lack of attention.
If a conversion therapy for gays is found, I promise you that a coalition of Meretz and Yair Lapid would be the first to change the law and make sure that a doctor or psychologist would not have to deal with it against his beliefs.
It is true that there are edge cases that could be harmed, and they need to be dealt with. For example, a religious doctor who would not treat a non-Jew on the Sabbath—that really is a problem. But from his standpoint this should not be problematic, just as everyone does this nowadays. The law only did them a favor by allowing them to violate Jewish law (that is, what they mistakenly think is Jewish law), as in other areas as well.
The basic criterion is what I wrote above here: it is forbidden to discriminate based on the patient, but it is certainly permitted based on the treatment. There is no reason in the world to force a doctor to act against his conscience (to perform gender reassignment surgery, conversion therapy, and the like). A doctor has rights no less than a patient.

How awesome!!!!!!!! This is the interview with MK Simcha Rothman. It looks like he literally read your comment almost word for word and then went on air.