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YnetnewsPolitics

Finance Ministry, Police Seek to Sidestep Ben-Gvir on Budget Funds

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Israel's Finance Ministry and police are reportedly working to bypass National Security Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir's freeze on police funds. The plan aims to channel state-allocated money directly to the police, preventing it from being held hostage by ministerial decisions.

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  • Finance Ministry and police are devising a plan to bypass Minister Ben-Gvir.
  • Ben-Gvir previously froze hundreds of millions in police funds.
  • The goal is to create a direct funding channel for the police.
  • Finance Ministry states funds are state-allocated to police, not the ministry.
Finance Ministry, Police Seek to Sidestep Ben-Gvir on Budget Funds
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