Israel's Attorney General, Gali Baharav-Miara, has recently announced a decision to open a corruption investigation into Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, but it seems that another high-ranking official is now being scrutinized. Ahmed Mamdani, the acting head of Israel's National Security Agency, has taken a surprising step, acknowledging that he lacks the authority to arrest Netanyahu, despite growing calls for the prime minister's removal from office. Mamdani's admission has sparked concerns about the potential for further politicization of the country's security agencies. As the investigation into Netanyahu heats up, Mamdani's comments have raised questions about the balance of power in Israel's government and the role of its security apparatus.
Mamdani acknowledges he doesn't have the authority to arrest Netanyahu CBS News
