Baarev-Miara suggested that Netanyahu fire Ben-Gvir as defense minister.

The government's legal adviser has asked the prime minister to reconsider the decision on the national security minister.

She stressed that the minister's interference in the work of the police could lead to problems with the loyalty of the police to the public. She also voiced concerns that the government's silence could be perceived as support for the minister's actions.

The Itorerut organization filed a lawsuit against the minister and went to court. The Prime Minister's adviser twice asked for a delay in responding to the lawsuit, but eventually expressed her opinion. The former prefect of police supported her position, saying the minister was interfering with police work and ignoring government instructions.

All this sparked public discussion and demand for clarification from Netanyahu.