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Israel’s Supreme Court rules Netanyahu’s decision to sack Shin Bet chief ‘unlawful’ – Middle East Monitor

21 May 2025
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Israel’s Supreme Court rules Netanyahu’s decision to sack Shin Bet chief ‘unlawful’ – Middle East Monitor
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Israel’s Supreme Court ruled that Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s dismissal of Shin Bet chief Ronen Bar was unlawful, citing improper procedures and a conflict of interest related to ongoing corruption investigations involving Netanyahu’s associates. The court found that Netanyahu’s decision lacked a factual basis and violated legal requirements, emphasizing that Bar’s termination could significantly impact the investigations. Despite the ruling, Bar announced his voluntary resignation, effective June 15, amid the backdrop of Israel’s military offensive in Gaza, which has resulted in significant civilian casualties.

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