Ben Gvir Accuses Police Chief of Being Controlled by Attorney General
Translated & summarized from 0404 by baba
National Security Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir accused the Police Commissioner of being controlled by the Attorney General, who he claims is pushing for political appointments of her associates. Ben-Gvir vowed to prevent such actions, citing concerns about proper administration and election timing.
The story in 4 lines · by baba
- Ben-Gvir claims the Police Commissioner is controlled by the Attorney General.
- The dispute centers on political appointments during elections.
- Ben-Gvir vows to block appointments of associates.
- Tamar Liberty is named as an associate being promoted.
Israel's National Security Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir has launched a sharp attack on the Police Commissioner, stating that the core dispute between them is not about budget, but about political appointments during an election period. Ben-Gvir claims the Police Commissioner is being controlled by the Attorney General, who is demanding the immediate promotion of her associate, Tamar Liberty, formerly the chief of staff to former Police Commissioner Roni Alsheich.
"I will not allow the criminal Attorney General to put her fingers in the Israel Police and dictate appointments of associates against proper administration," Ben-Gvir declared. He asserted that the Attorney General is seeking to advance her close confidante, Liberty, despite the timing of the upcoming elections.
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