Between Sodom and the Attorney General: When the Law Changes According to the Camp | Adv. Guy Bussi

Adv. Guy Bussi argues in an article in Ma'ariv that Attorney General Gali Baharav-Miara engages in selective enforcement in the QatarGate affair, extending parliamentary immunity to Knesset members from the Joint List, in contrast to the treatment of right-wing figures. He compares the situation to Sodom and calls for an equal investigation.

Adv. Guy Bussi argues in an opinion article in Ma'ariv that Attorney General Gali Baharav-Miara engages in selective enforcement in the affair of suspected foreign influence on elections (QatarGate). According to him, while right-wing figures were intensively investigated, the Attorney General provides an expansive interpretation of parliamentary immunity to prevent the investigation of Knesset members from the Joint List and their aides. Bussi compares the situation to Sodom, where injustice became the norm and justice ceased to be equal for all. He calls for an equal investigation regardless of political camp, and warns that continued selective enforcement will erode public trust in the legal system.