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Netanyahu Government Moves to Dismiss Prosecutor Amid Corruption Case
																								
												
												
											Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu faced a significant political development when his government voted unanimously on Monday to remove Gali Baharav-Miara, the attorney general overseeing multiple corruption cases against him. The charges include bribery, fraud, and breach of trust, as reported by Axios. This decision has sparked widespread concern and immediate legal repercussions, as Israel’s Supreme Court issued an injunction to freeze the dismissal shortly after the cabinet vote.
The attorney general has been investigating allegations that Netanyahu received lavish gifts from billionaires in exchange for political favors and engaged in backroom deals with media outlets for favorable coverage. The investigations also extend to members of his inner circle regarding their connections to Qatar, according to reports from The Guardian.
In response to the cabinet’s vote, the Supreme Court’s intervention highlights the ongoing tension between political power and judicial independence in Israel. Netanyahu, who was indicted in 2019, has consistently denied the allegations against him, labeling the legal proceedings as politically motivated.
Former U.S. President Donald Trump has publicly criticized the legal challenges facing Netanyahu. In a post on Truth Social in June, he described the situation as a “witch hunt,” asserting that Netanyahu deserves better treatment. Trump called for the trial to be “CANCELLED” or for a pardon to be granted, stating that the Prime Minister has significantly contributed to Israel’s interests.
Following Trump’s remarks, Netanyahu expressed his gratitude in a post on X, thanking the former president for his support. He stated, “I was deeply moved by your heartfelt support for me and your incredible support for Israel and the Jewish people.” He also emphasized his commitment to continue working with Trump on common goals, including combating shared adversaries and enhancing peace in the region.
The political landscape in Israel is increasingly complex as Netanyahu navigates these legal challenges while attempting to maintain his government’s stability. The implications of the Supreme Court’s ruling, together with the growing scrutiny of his administration, could have lasting effects on Israeli politics and governance. As this situation unfolds, the international community will be closely monitoring developments in Israel’s legal and political arenas.
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