Attorney General Gali Baharav-Miara strongly opposes the proposed law to split the Attorney General's office, which is being discussed in the Ministerial Committee for Legislation. Her opposition is based on the claim that 'there is serious concern that the proposal and its timing are intended to influence the Prime Minister's trial and other ongoing criminal proceedings.' Additionally, she argued that the proposal has 'personal implications, as its practical outcome would be the almost immediate replacement of the current State Prosecutor's identity and the appointment of a new State Prosecutor by the Justice Minister.'