Likud Files Police Complaint Against Retired Colonel for Inciting Against Netanyahu
Translated & summarized from Hamal by baba
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- Likud filed a police complaint against retired Colonel Miki Kesari.
- Kesari is accused of inciting violence against Prime Minister Netanyahu.
- The complaint states Kesari said Netanyahu should face a firing squad.
- Kesari is a former submarine flotilla commander.
- Likud called for strong action against incitement.
The Likud party has filed a police complaint against retired Colonel Miki Kesari, accusing him of inciting violence against Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. According to the complaint, Kesari repeatedly stated that the Prime Minister should "stand before a firing squad." Kesari previously commanded the submarine flotilla and currently chairs the association of naval officers' alumni.
Likud stated that they are calling on law enforcement to take a firm stance against the "rampant incitement" directed at Prime Minister Netanyahu. The complaint was lodged with the police.
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