Israel Police Open House Draws Thousands During Sukkot Holiday
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The Israel Police hosted an open house at its Heritage House in Beit Shemesh during Sukkot, attracting thousands of visitors. Police Commissioner Kobi Shabtai attended the event and praised the public's engagement with the police's history and work.
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- Thousands visited the Israel Police Heritage House in Beit Shemesh during Sukkot.
- The event featured police equipment, special units, and tours.
- Police Commissioner Kobi Shabtai attended and addressed visitors.
- The event aimed to connect the public with the police's story and work.
Thousands of visitors, including families and children, flocked to the Israel Police Heritage House in Beit Shemesh during the intermediate days of Sukkot, September 28-29. The open house event showcased police equipment, special unit activities, tours, and offered a glimpse into the daily and emergency work of police officers.
Police Commissioner Kobi Shabtai visited the site, accompanied by the head of the Training Division, Superintendent Hadas Shapira Damoni. Shabtai toured the exhibits, engaged with families and officers, and expressed his satisfaction with the large turnout.
"I welcome the many Israeli citizens who chose to visit the Israel Police Heritage House during Sukkot," Commissioner Shabtai stated. "The Israel Police is an integral part of the State of Israel's story, and I invite the entire public to learn about and connect with the story of the officers who operate with courage and dedication for the security of the state and its citizens."