Israel High Court Overturns Gov't Bid to Oust Attorney General

• Israel's Supreme Court overturned the government's decision to dismiss Attorney General Gali Baharav-Miara.
• The court ruled Baharav-Miara will continue in her position, citing procedural flaws and lack of legal foundation in the government's attempt.
• The government's August dismissal attempt was criticized for being a "lightning-fast process" without proper consultation.
• The ruling sparked mixed political reactions, with government ministers criticizing it and opposition leaders welcoming it.
• The Attorney General and government have been at odds over policies and the controversial judicial overhaul initiative.

Why It Matters: Israel's court upholds rule of law, limiting government power.