In a significant political move, the Israeli government has voted to dismiss Attorney General Gali Baharav-Miara, who is overseeing a corruption trial against Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. This decision has sparked widespread criticism and protests, with thousands gathering in Tel Aviv opposing the dismissal. Critics argue that the firing is an attempt by Netanyahu to consolidate power and evade legal scrutiny, with the High Court intervening to halt the dismissal. The situation has led to an escalating standoff between the government and the judiciary, raising concerns about the rule of law in Israel.