Communications Minister Shlomo Karhi has rejected Attorney General Baharav-Miara's criticism of the coalition's plan to form a government-led commission of inquiry into the October 7 attack. Karhi accused the attorney general and her allies of attempting to avoid scrutiny and suggested that only a government commission, not one overseen by the justice system, would deliver true accountability. Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is set to lead the panel that will define the scope of the inquiry, arguing that a state commission would lack public trust. Critics, however, claim that the move is an attempt to shield the government from responsibility for the failures surrounding the attack.