National Security Minister Itamar Ben Gvir responded to the Attorney General's request for an interim injunction to block the implementation of the Mahash law, calling her a 'criminal' and accusing her of turning the Police Internal Investigations Department into a 'private crime gang' to settle scores and stitch cases.
Ben Gvir's statement came in response to the Attorney General's request for an interim injunction to prevent the implementation of the Mahash law. The law has been a point of contention between the coalition and the legal establishment. Ben Gvir accused the Attorney General of turning Mahash into a 'private crime gang' and said the next government term will end her 'criminality.' The Zioneer has previously reported on the ongoing tensions between Ben Gvir and the Attorney General over the Mahash law and other legal reforms.
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