The Supreme Court in Israel is freezing from Netanyahu’s refusal to President Shen Rahn

On Friday, the Supreme Court of Israel issued a judicial order to temporarily freeze to dismiss the head of the local intelligence service, according to a ruling published on the court’s website.

The statement said that the ruling will allow the court to consider the petitions that were launched against the dismissal, which was unanimously approved by the Council of Ministers late Thursday, with a decision not exceeding April 8.

Israeli Prime Minister Benamim Netanyahu announced last week that he lost confidence in the leader of Shin Beit Ronin Bar and aims to reject him, which prompted tens of thousands to join the demonstrations in Jerusalem, Will Apple, this week, protesting the states, which critics saw in an attempt to reduce the main state institutions.

In a letter to the government published on Thursday, Bar said that the chapter, which followed weeks of tension over the investigation of the bribery allegations that included Qatar and the assistants of the Netanyahu office, was based on baseless allegations and defending other illegal fears.

The protests, which depend on previous waves of anti -government demonstrations, are mixed with the actions of the Israeli hostages supporters who are still detained in Gaza who were shocked by the decision to resume the bombing of the Palestinian pocket after weeks of ceasefire.

Netanyahu, with a safe majority in Parliament, and strengthening it, were able to return the hard -line National Security Minister Itamar Bin Ghaffir, to clean the protests, but they confirm the divisions in Israeli society, which has deepened since his return to power at the end of 2022.

The dismissal of Barr has followed more than two years of hostility between Netanyahu supporters and the elements of the Security and Defense Foundation that worsened by blame the failures that allowed Hamas’s attack on October 7, 2023, the worst security disaster in the history of Israel.

Even before the war in Gaza, there were mass protests against Netanyahu’s plans to limit the authority of the judiciary, a step that justified as a necessary investigation of judicial intimidation, but the demonstrators view it as a direct threat to democracy.