The meeting came amid unprecedented tension between the attorney-general and the government over a series of measures that the AG has deemed "not legally viable."
Opposition MKs criticized the banner, saying that "division and incitement" are hallmarks of the far-right Noam Party, and concerns over incitement against the attorney general.
The legal opinion came hours before the government was set to vote in its weekly meeting on a measure that would end the employment of the legal advisers within 90 days.
Following the Attorney General's decision to grant approval, investigators are authorized to proceed with investigative actions against the prime minister.
The government has been trying to circumvent the legal barrier to continue subsidizing daycare for haredi yeshiva students.
In the letter, Baharav-Miara reiterated the need to freeze the Police Commissioner's decision to dismiss police legal adviser Dep.-Ch. Elazar Kahana.
Amid IDF sacrifices, haredi leaders quietly pursue a workaround for military exemptions.
Tibi asserted that "open incitement to murder is permitted in Israel when the victims are Arab citizens."
According to Baharav-Miara, Levi announced the decision within the police on Tuesday evening despite agreeing just hours earlier to hold off on the move.
The decision in question was one to supply mobile bomb shelters to Israelis who live in illegal outposts in the West Bank.
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