Justice Minister Yariv Levin of the ruling Likud party complained on Sunday that working with Attorney General Gali Baharav-Miara was very difficult but said firing her would be “very problematic” and was not yet on the agenda.
His criticism of Baharav-Miara came after she called on Sunday for the High Court of Justice to strike down a government law limiting judicial review, an unprecedented step for the court which has so far balked at revoking amendments to the country’s quasi-constitutional Basic Laws.
The attorney general has refused to support the government’s position on the legislation, in itself a controversial step, and the government has obtained independent counsel to argue its case in the High Court. READ MORE