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Haifa District Attorney Agrees to Retire with 1.1 Million Shekel Settlement
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First reported by Srugim · Aug 6, 2026
What happened
Haifa District Attorney Eila Pails Sharon will retire after her eight-year term and receive a 1.1 million shekel settlement following a dispute over her continued salary demands from the Ministry of Justice.
- 01Haifa District Attorney Eila Pails Sharon agrees to retire with a 1.1 million shekel payout.
- 02Her eight-year term ended amid disputes over her continued employment and salary demands.
- 03She demanded about 80,000 shekels monthly until offered a suitable new role.
- 04Critics noted she sought full salary without applying for other positions and questioned her wartime performance claims.
- 05Her lawyers said the state lacked a retirement system for district attorneys with cumulative pensions.
- 06The retirement deal was proposed by government bodies and approved by a judicial ruling.
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