Gov't seeks to cancel interim order preventing firing of Shin Bet chief

Israel's top court rejects Netanyahu's request to lift freeze on Shin Bet chief's firing

The motion to quash, filed after the hearings in the Shin Bet document leak case, claimed that Ronen Bar had a conflict of interest. The justices rejected the government's claim that its authority had been usurped

Israel's Supreme Court rejects government request to rescind freeze on dismissal of Shin Bet chief

Court rejects government’s claims that injunction had undermined Israel’s security authority - Anadolu Ajansı

Gov't seeks to cancel interim order preventing firing of Shin Bet chief

The order was issued a week ago following the end of the hearing on the petitions in the High Court, which prohibited firing Bar.

The Ministry of Justice and the Shin Bet refuse to confirm that the Legal Advisor to the Government, the State Attorney, and the Shin Bet head will appear at the Constitutional Committee meeting this Sunday, which is being convened following the Shin Bet leaks affair.

Supreme Court judges issued a decision on a request to cancel the interim order that does not allow the government and its head to fire the head of the Shin Bet. The judges: "We hope that a compromise will be reached between the government and Attorney General Bahar Meyara on the issue"

The High Court noted that it is regrettable that the request regarding the head of the Shin Bet was not submitted directly on behalf of the government, but was attached as an appendix. • The Movement for Quality Government welcomed the decision. • The High Court: "There is no basis for the claim that the government's powers in the field of security have been usurped. The government is the one responsible for making political and security decisio…