Yehuda Weinstein (born April 19, 1944) is an Israeli lawyer, advocate, and former professional boxer who rose to prominence in the country's legal system. He served as Attorney General of Israel from February 1, 2010, succeeding Menachem Mazuz, and held the position until 2015, during which he handled several high-profile legal matters, including investigations into political figures and corruption cases. His tenure was marked by efforts to uphold judicial independence amid political pressures. In 2015, Weinstein stepped down and was succeeded by Avichai Mandelblit, transitioning to private legal practice where he continued to represent clients in complex cases. Known for his straightforward approach and expertise in criminal and public law, Weinstein has been involved in various legal controversies and defenses, contributing to his reputation as a key figure in Israel's legal landscape. Post-retirement from public office, he has maintained a lower public profile while remaining active in the legal community.