After the proposal to split the Attorney General's role returned to the Knesset, Avichai Boaron's (Likud) bill was approved for advancement. The bill seeks to separate government ministry legal advisers from the Attorney General's authority and subordinate them to ministry directors-general, some of whom are considered political appointees. The proposal, presented today to the Knesset and approved for further legislative process, is expected to spark controversy and intensify criticism of elected officials.
Bill to Split Attorney General's Role Advances in Knesset
Moran Azoulay|
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