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The State Attorney office (Hebrew: פרקליטות המדינה, Praklitut Hamedinah) is one of the central bodies governing law in Israel, and the main body representing the State of Israel in court. The State of Israel, because of the different bodies which it is composed of, needs legal representation inasmuch as it prosecutes, in criminal law, and as it sues or is sued in civil law.

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• (in Hebrew) Site of the State Attorney

v t e State Attorneys of Israel
Haim Cohn (1948–49) Erwin Shimron (1949–52) Colin Gilon (1952–62) Zvi Bar-Niv (1962–69) Gabriel Bach (1969–82) Yonah Blatman (1982–88) Dorit Beinisch (1989–95) Edna Arbel (1996–2004) Eran Shandar (2004–07) Moshe Lador (2007–2013) Shai Nitzan (2013–2019) Dan Eldad (acting) (2020) Avichai Mandelblit (acting) (2020–2021) Amit Eisman  (2021–)

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