Minister Idit Silman claimed in an interview with Radio Galey Israel that the previous 'change government' operated without interference from the attorney general. 'We did what we wanted, the attorney general did not interfere,' she said.
In an interview with Radio Galey Israel, Minister Idit Silman asserted that the 'change government' — the coalition led by Naftali Bennett and Yair Lapid from 2021 to 2022 — operated without legal oversight. 'We did what we wanted, the attorney general did not interfere,' Silman said. Silman served as a minister in that government before leaving the coalition. The comments come as political debates over the role of the legal system continue. (The interview was reported by a single source; no further details are available.)
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