Israel Land Authority Deputy Director Responds to Dismissal Hearing
Translated & summarized from Arutz Sheva by baba
Yehuda Eliyahu, acting director of the Israel Land Authority, is facing a dismissal hearing initiated by Housing Minister Haim Katz. Eliyahu claims the conflict is due to his refusal to allow ministerial interference in the authority's management.
The story in 4 lines · by baba
- Israel Land Authority acting director faces dismissal hearing.
- Director claims minister tried to interfere in management.
- Director refused to act against his professional judgment.
- Conflict arose from attempts to promote minister's associates.
Yehuda Eliyahu, the acting director of the Israel Land Authority, has responded to Housing Minister Haim Katz, who summoned him for a pre-dismissal hearing. Eliyahu stated that the conflict arose because he refused to allow the minister to interfere in the authority's management and professional affairs. He wrote that since taking office, he has repeatedly faced attempts at intervention in managerial and professional matters. When he refused to act in ways that did not align with his responsibilities as director, confrontations ensued.
Eliyahu explained that the dispute stems from his refusal to accept a situation where he bears responsibility for managing the authority, while simultaneously being prevented from performing his duties due to the minister's interference in its day-to-day operations. He implied that the minister's actions were an attempt to promote his own associates within the authority.
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