Israel's judicial and political spheres are tense as the Supreme Court prepares to address the ongoing controversy known as the 'Military Advocate General affair.' Central to the case is the investigation into former military advocate general Yifat Tomer‑Yerushalmi, with disputes over who should oversee the probe. Two petitions will be reviewed: one seeking to remove the current attorney general from the case, and another aiming to cancel the appointment of a retired judge as her replacement. The outcome could have significant implications for the structure of Israel's legal oversight.