Israel's attorney general says attacks on his deputy are meant to undermine his office

Justice Minister Ayelet Shaked demanded that Mendelblit fire Zilber, over her criticism of the 'cultural-loyalty bill' that aims to deny state funds to cultural institutions deemed disloyal to the state

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