Knesset Member Tally Gotliv claimed Thursday that a former military prosecutor has significant information regarding Attorney General Gali Baharav-Miara and her associates. In her social media statement, she leveled sharp accusations against senior civil service leadership and also criticized IDF Chief of Staff Eyal Zamir and former defense official Ofer Winter.
"The former military prosecutor, who still holds the rank of major general with all accompanying benefits, also possesses extensive information about the dismissed attorney general Miara and her close associate," she wrote, referring to Baharav-Miara, who has not actually been dismissed from her position.
She went on to allege that various parties worked to protect the former prosecutor and ease her situation. She framed this as a serious accusation against senior civil service officials: "Everyone, absolutely everyone, joined together to protect her and make things easier for her. This is what corrupt quid pro quo relationships look like among the senior civil service leadership."
In another portion of her post, she addressed the possibility of serving as defense minister. She stated that if the position were hers, she would act to remove Chief of Staff Eyal Zamir from his post.
"If I were defense minister, I would dismiss the insolent Chief of Staff Zamir, who continues to show contempt for the government and prime minister and echoes political messages that weaken and blacken the government's reputation," she wrote. She added: "But I am not the defense minister. And it's a shame, by the way, that I'm not."
