Yifat Tomer-yerushalmi

The Supreme Court judge ordered a temporary halt to the transfer of the case to Amit Aisman. The decision was made two weeks after the High Court of Justice rejected a petition on the matter, which led to a request for a further hearing.

The dispute between the Chief of Staff and the Accountant General at the Ministry of Finance regarding the benefits for the dismissed Military Advocate General, which was exposed by Ynet, is actually about the power struggle between the two. The Accountant General: "Defining the decision as a 'command authority' does not grant it immunity". IDF: "The decision regarding the Military Advocate...

Exposure: Zamir decided that Tomer-Yerushalmi would receive the conditions of IDF retirees worth millions of shekels and that only the "Chief of Staff's increments" would be withheld from her - but the Accountant General at the Treasury stopped the decision. Professional sources believe that it is necessary to first understand where the criminal proceedings are heading, after which Zamir himself...

The Channel 14 researcher did indeed err in identifying Yifat Tomer-Yerushalmi, but it is more disturbing to think what would have happened if he had not erred: the legal campaign cannot include personal physical harassment and humiliation beyond what is already mandated by the painful and necessary process of criminal trial.

Maddy Tabibi and journalist Noam Amir took responsibility for the serious mistake broadcast on Channel 14. At the same time, the reporter attacked other television channels, including Keshet 12, and mentioned the "Sde Teiman" affair: "Do you remember what it is to admit a mistake?"

A Channel 14 reporter filmed a woman on the street and claimed it was former Military Advocate General Yifat Tomer-Yerushalmi. Sharp-eyed social media users quickly discovered it was an anonymous woman, and a wave of sarcasm soon followed.

After the channel's reporter questioned a woman on the street under the assumption that she was the Military Advocate General, the network erupted when it turned out to be a random passerby. The channel provided explanations for the embarrassing mistake and announced: 'In light of the doubts, the report has been removed and we will conduct a re-examination.'

The channel broadcast 'exclusive and special footage' in which the channel's researcher is seen questioning a woman presented as former Military Advocate General Yifat Tomer-Yerushalmi. Although the woman refused to answer the questions and remained silent, the channel chose to broadcast the material anyway. However, shortly after the broadcast, social media users noticed the embarrassing mistake...

Journalist Ayala Hasson intensifies her criticism of the State Attorney's Office and the Military Advocate General following reports of a potential plea deal: "She lied to the Supreme Court."

MK Avichay Buaron commented today (Sunday) on X regarding the exposure by our correspondent Noam Amir about Gali Baharav-Miara's pursuit of a plea deal in the Military Advocate General affair: "The continued cover-up of the Attorney General's involvement in the attempt to hide the intentional leak of the Sde Teiman video and Force 100."

Following the Supreme Court's decision allowing the State Attorney's Office to resume handling the Military Advocate General's case, legal sources indicate that the suspended Military Advocate General, Yifat Tomer-Yerushalmi, is likely to receive a plea deal offer. She is expected to admit to the charges, effectively closing the case.

The Supreme Court rejected the petition in the Military Advocate General affair, ruling that there is no cause to intervene in the conduct of the investigation or to prevent the State Attorney from deciding on the case. It was further determined that Justice Minister Yariv Levin should not be given additional time to appoint an external supervisor.