Baharav-Miara called the hearing for her dismissal a “sham” with a “predetermined outcome” and said her presence would only lend legitimacy to a process that violates decades of legal precedent.

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The two ministers spoke sharply against the continuation of the talks, as Ben Gvir alleged that this led to the kidnapping ...

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