US EditionNetanyahu Government Set to Vote Monday on Dismissal of Israel's Attorney General
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The Israeli government has for the time being failed in its plan to dismiss the critical general prosecutor Baharav-Miara.
The decision will only come into force when the Supreme Court agrees, but Israel's government has already announced that it will bypass the judiciary.
Over and over again, General Prosecutor Gali Baharav-Miara has opposed decisions of the Israeli government, which has now voted to dismiss them.
Netanyahu government set to vote Monday on dismissal of Israel's attorney general
In a letter to ministers ahead of the vote, Gali Baharav-Miara said the move effectively removes the chief prosecutor in the prime minister's trial. She won't be dismissed until the High Court rules on petitions against it. Government officials doubt her removal will succeed, expecting the court to block it
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