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• Mandelblit. Crosses every red line in an attempt to grasp the horns of the altar

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  Oren Ben Hakon

Attorney General Avichai Mandelblit took a final step towards the abyss this week. Mandelblit must resign and leave his fortress on Saladin Street or the Israeli government will fire its adviser.

The role of the Attorney General is one of the most important positions in the public service. The Attorney General is required to be proficient in many and varied areas of law, and is also required for leadership skills, organizational abilities, intellectual independence and determination. However, a basic condition for fulfilling this lofty role is trust between the elected government and the incumbent. The government is the appointing body. This trust is lost.

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The Attorney General is an official clerk, and no public official is elected. There is no dispute about the importance of his independence in fulfilling his important role. This independence does not mean immunity.

Mandelblit has led the law enforcement system in recent years to a negative peak in public distrust of the State Attorney’s Office and the Attorney General’s Institution. Mandelblit has also held the position of State Attorney for many months. Like a wounded animal Mandelblit crosses every red line in an attempt to grab the altar funds for the purpose of escaping his past in the office of Chief of Staff Ashkenazi and the Ashkenazi-Mandelblit shelters, hidden in safes in the State Attorney's Office, after using force In a way that would not embarrass a tyrant who does not see with his eyes.

Meanwhile, Mandelblit is conducting a personal mandate against the prime minister, which is getting worse on the timeline as the hourglass to end his own term gets shorter and shorter. Mandelblit is well aware that all his failures and actions will float and rise as soon as he is forced to leave the fortress of Saladin.

This is the reason why he approved the probationary period of Liat Ben-Ari in her position as Deputy State Attorney, even though he already knew well during the probationary period in February about the suspicions of committing criminal offenses committed by the plaintiff in a case he filed against the Prime Minister. That is why Mandelblit, together with Nissenkorn, is accelerating the process of electing the State Attorney right now, although it is right to allow the next Attorney General to choose the State Attorney who will work with him from Nablus to Nablus for an entire term. That's why Mandelblit is in a hurry to choose his close aide, Gil Limon, to replace Deputy Attorney General Dina Zilber. Gil Limon has accompanied Mandelblit since the army, in the government secretariat and throughout his tenure as legal adviser to the government.

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Mandelblit did his best to influence the results of the recent election campaigns, ending his term as prime minister and selecting his comrades from the army as his successors. Mandelblit's position and the decision of 11 Supreme Court justices only after Netanyahu won three consecutive elections, according to which there is no impediment to Netanyahu's tenure as Israeli prime minister, caused Mandelblit to lose all balance and brakes in his attack on the prime minister. This attack came this week. Mandelblit this time walked openly within the political field in a way that casts doubt on his suitability for continuing his tenure as legal adviser to the government.

The Attorney General responded this week to the Israeli Prime Minister's request to him within about an hour. The official replies to the prime minister as if he were an employee subordinate to him, and takes care to spread his answer to the media as a political actor. Mandelblit in hard vertigo.

He would do well to lay down the keys and stand for public election in Nissenkorn's party.