Gofman to High Court: Attorney General Is Not Telling the Truth and Is Acting in Bad Faith
A sharp attack by the designated Mossad chief on Baharav-Miara, following the "classified notice" she submitted to the High Court. "Unless Gofman is endowed with the Holy Spirit or a 'heavenly voice came forth from…
Assessment
The designated Mossad chief is escalating a personal legal dispute with the Attorney General, accusing her of dishonesty and bad faith over a classified filing to the High Court. His lawyer’s rhetorical question about divine revelation underscores the core tension: how much information a nominee must anticipate when the government’s own legal advisor withholds key details. The High Court now faces a credibility clash between a top security appointee and the nation’s chief legal officer, with the content of that classified notice as the unresolved pivot.