Article Summary

The article describes a controversial move by Israeli lawmakers to split the role of the attorney general, making it harder to prosecute high-ranking officials and reducing the office's power. It highlights concerns that the changes could weaken judicial independence and protect the prime minister from accountability, while noting the government's argument that the reforms reflect the will of voters. The tone leans toward skepticism of the government's motives, using strong language and framing the issue as a threat to democracy.