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By: Eliav Breuer
Israel’s cabinet moves to dismiss Attorney General Gali Baharav-Miara, sparking legal challenges and potential Supreme Court intervention. The ministerial committee formed to fire Attorney-General Gali Baharav-Miara published its formal recommendation to that effect on Thursday, after she refused to attend a hearing due to what she argued was an illegal process.
By: Eliav Breuer
Netanyahu’s endorsement of the false claim came in the form of the sharing of a post by the Likud party from Friday afternoon. Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, Finance Minister Bezalel Smotrich, and other members of the government and coalition falsely claimed on Saturday and Sunday that the former US administration led by president Joe Biden provided nearly $1 billion in aid to Israeli groups that protested the government’s controversial 2023 judicial reforms.
By: Sarah Ben, Eliav Breuer
The decision “opened the door to firing the attorney-general - the general prosecutor - based on foreign factors and calculations, including regarding ongoing criminal investigations,” she wrote. A ministerial committee that was formed to fire Attorney-General Gali Baharav-Miara formally decided on Sunday to advise the government to dismiss her, marking another step toward a possible end to the A-G’s tenure.
By: Eliav Breuer
Dostri admitted that the decision regarding the localized ceasefires was Netanyahu’s, and said that the prime minister may decide to give a video statement later on Sunday. Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu preferred that the IDF announce the new localized “humanitarian” ceasefires in the Gaza Strip rather than announce it himself since it is “not something widely accepted by large segments of the public,” Netanyahu’s former spokesperson Dr.
By: Eliav Breuer
A spokesperson for Strock confirmed that the recording was authentic. Settlement and National Missions Minister Orit Strock (Religious Zionist Party) may leave the government following the decision by Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu over the weekend to enable “localized humanitarian ceasefires,” according to recordings of Strock from a meeting on Sunday, first published by Israel Hayom.
By: Eliav Breuer
According to the official, if Smotrich didn't receive “real and concrete” guarantees from the prime minister, the Religious Zionist Party could be "on its way out" of the government. Finance Minister Bezalel Smotrich and Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu are in a “real” crisis and the relations between them are “very, very tense and complicated,” following the prime minister’s decision over the weekend without Smotrich’s knowledge to enact “localized humanitarian ceasefires” in Gaza, an official
By: Eliav Breuer
The finance minister said he was still in the government since he had "reason to believe that good things are about to happen" in the Gaza Strip. “If, despite everything, I’m still in the government, it’s probably because I have good reason to believe that good things are about to happen” in the Gaza Strip, Finance Minister Bezalel Smotrich said during a conference in Yad Binyamin on Tuesday marking 20 years since Israel’s disengagement from the territory.
By: Eliav Breuer, Sarah Ben
The position comes after the justice minister failed to fill committee positions to dismiss Baharav-Miara. The government went the traditional and accepted route to try to dismiss Attorney-General Gali Baharav-Miara - to no avail - before turning it over to a ministerial committee.
By: Eliav Breuer
Shas and United Torah Judaism said in a statement that they were willing to meet to discuss a hostage deal. The heads of the opposition parties announced in a joint statement on Wednesday that they had filed an official request to convene the Knesset plenum despite the summer recess, in order to discuss the “promotion of a draft-evasion law in war-time, and returning the hostages and advancing an immediate deal to end the fighting in Gaza.
By: Eliav Breuer
The decision will require judicial review and thus not take effect immediately. The government is set to approve on Monday a highly controversial decision to remove Attorney-General Gali Baharav-Miara from her position, marking a new stage in the government's attempt to unburden itself of what it claims are politically motivated legal restrictions.
