Despite the clash with Justice Minister Ohana, the MK who runs for Likud heads criticized opposition to appointing Ben-Ari Ginsburg's lawyer • "Avoid intervention in appointment"

• Attorney Orly Ben-Ari Ginsburg // Photo: Yossi Zeliger

"The judicial system should refrain from intervening in the appointment," MK Gideon Sa'ar tweeted today on the Likud's leadership, following the appointment of Orly Ben-Ari-Ginsburg as Deputy Attorney General. Despite the confrontation with Justice Minister Amir Ohana.

"Attorney Ben-Ari-Ginsburg's appointment to the post of State Attorney is not a routine appointment, but it was done under the jurisdiction of the Minister of Justice," Saar stressed, explaining that the system did not intervene, "because the question is not whether anyone else has A candidate is better suited for the job, except whether the minister acted within his legal authority. "

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Yesterday, Minister Amir Ohana was interviewed for the "Kalman and Segal" program on the "Here" channel, saying that "Gideon Sa'ar was at the most important junctures, I did not see that he supported the ceasefire, all of a sudden he is talking because he knows it is a hot topic. The supreme on who will enter his gates and so Ruth Gavison found herself outside because she has an agenda. "

Gideon Sa'ar // Archive photo

Following this, Sa'ar commented in a tweet in his Twitter account: "Three lies in one sentence: 1. I proposed a legislative ceasefire legislation in 2014 after the infiltrator's ruling. 2. Reverse: With the support of the entire right and Minister Friedman, we passed a law in the 17th Knesset. The veto is analogous to politicians in the committee (which used to be justices before). 3. Gavison was not appointed in the previous term (Livni's). If this law was then - she would be appointed. "