Rebellion in the Bar Association: The organization seeking to break the monopoly

A new organization of lawyers, led by attorney Efrayim Dimery, seeks to establish an alternative to the existing Israel Bar Association. Dimery explains in an interview with Ariel Idan that lawyers need an alternative body due to high membership fees, the association's extensive power, and its involvement in political battles surrounding the judicial reform, the Attorney General, and the Military Advocate General. He also criticizes the judicial system and the prosecution in the context of the 'Koaḥ 100' affair.

A new organization of lawyers, led by attorney Efrayim Dimery, seeks to establish an alternative to the existing Israel Bar Association, attempting to break its monopoly. In an interview with Ariel Idan, Dimery explains that many lawyers need an alternative body for several key reasons: the high membership fees charged by the association, its extensive power, and its involvement in political battles surrounding the judicial reform, the Attorney General, and the Military Advocate General. Dimery sharply criticizes the judicial system and the prosecution, referring to the 'Koaḥ 100' affair. The organization presents itself as a rebellion against the existing association, attempting to offer an alternative to lawyers who do not identify with the political line of the current leadership.