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The Israeli government unanimously voted on Monday evening to dismiss Attorney General, local media said, Anadolu reports. Public broadcaster KAN said all the Cabinet ministers voted in favor of a proposal submitted by Justice Minister Yariv Levin for the dismissal of Gali Baharav-Miara. The attorney general refused to participate in the voting session, calling it “fundamentally contrary to law” in a letter to the government. She accused the justice minister of “looking for a legal adviser who will obey the government and approve its law violations,” such as exempting ultra-Orthodox Jews, or Haredi, from mandatory military service, the daily Yedioth Ahronoth said. READ: Israeli prime minister decides to fully occupy Gaza: Local media According to KAN, Israel’s High Court issued an […]
