A legal showdown looms in Israel as Netanyahu moves to oust top officials

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A legal showdown looms in Israel as Netanyahu moves to oust top officials

Political tensions are surging in Israel after Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has moved to fire top security and legal officials.

By trying to dismiss the head of Israeli intelligence and the Attorney General, and by accelerating on the judicial reform that aims to weaken the Supreme Court, Prime Minister Benyamin Netanyahu is attacking the safeguards of Israeli democracy.

The chairman of Yisrael Beiteinu declared that he would appeal to the country's president if the government did not respect the supreme ruling and warned against “turning Israel into a dictatorship”