The Israeli government has initiated the process to dismiss Attorney General Gali Baharav-Miara, who has been a vocal critic of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. The move is based on 'prolonged disagreements' and 'inappropriate conduct' between the government and the attorney general. Baharav-Miara has been accused of politicizing her position and using it as a political tool. She has often clashed with Netanyahu's government on issues such as judicial independence, legislative program, and military service exemptions. Opposition leader Yair Lapid suggests that her criticism of the government's stance on the ultra-Orthodox community is the reason behind the attempt to sack her.