Justice Minister Yariv Levin is facing significant challenges in appointing an investigator for a high-profile ex-military probe, despite having the backing of the High Court. Senior legal officials caution that the legal community is unlikely to accept any nominee without intense scrutiny, predicting that appointees will be subject to invasive media attention and legal petitions. Likud lawmaker Moshe Saada, a key supporter of the initiative, has openly stated the goal is to remove Attorney General Gali Baharav-Miara, emphasizing the need for an aggressive approach. The ongoing controversy raises doubts about whether anyone will be willing to accept the investigative role.