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Israeli protesters march against Netanyahu's moves against officials
Israeli prime minister Benjamin Netanyahu's cabinet approved a motion of no confidence motion on the country's attorney general, Gali Baharav-Miara, on Sunday in its latest move against officials deemed hostile to the government. In practice, any step to remove the attorney general is likely to face administrative hurdles and an appeals process that could delay it for months. But the move against her has added fuel to the protests, drawing the same accusations made over the head of the domestic intelligence agency's dismissal.
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Israeli prime minister Benjamin Netanyahu's cabinet approved a motion of no confidence motion on the country's attorney general, Gali Baharav-Miara, on Sunday in its latest move against officials deemed hostile to the government. In practice, any step to remove the attorney general is likely to face administrative hurdles and an appeals process that could delay it for months. But the move against her has added fuel to the protests, drawing the same accusations made over the head of the domestic intelligence agency's dismissal.
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