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Israeli Government Urges Supreme Court to Keep Ben Gvir in Office

15 December 2025
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Israeli Government Urges Supreme Court to Keep Ben Gvir in Office
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The Israeli government has urged the Supreme Court to dismiss petitions seeking the removal of National Security Minister Itamar Ben Gvir, asserting there is no legal basis for such intervention. The Netanyahu administration emphasized that rejecting these petitions respects the separation of powers and the integrity of an elected government. Criticism of Ben Gvir has intensified due to his controversial actions and statements, including accusations of incitement. The court’s decision could set a precedent for judicial involvement in ministerial appointments.

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