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Netanyahu tells High Court there are no grounds to fire Ben-Gvir

2h ago ·  Source: The Jerusalem Post 80Objectivity score80/100

Netanyahu tells High Court there are no grounds to fire Ben-Gvir

Netanyahu told the High Court that neither legal nor administrative grounds justify dismissing Ben-Gvir amid stalled talks over police interference.

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Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu informed the High Court of Justice on Wednesday that there are no legal or administrative grounds to dismiss National Security Minister Ben-Gvir. This statement was made in response to a disagreement between the Attorney-General's Office and Ben-Gvir regarding the framework for his involvement in specific police matters.

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