Likud Files Police Complaint Against Retired Colonel Over Alleged Incitement
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- Likud filed a police complaint against retired Colonel Miki Kiseri.
- Kiseri is accused of inciting violence against Prime Minister Netanyahu.
- The complaint cites Kiseri's alleged calls for Netanyahu to face a firing squad.
- Channel 14 reported on Kiseri's statements in WhatsApp groups.
- Likud called for strong action against incitement towards the Prime Minister.
The Likud party filed a police complaint on Thursday against retired Colonel Miki Kiseri, accusing him of inciting violence against Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. The complaint was prompted by a Channel 14 report that revealed Kiseri's statements in WhatsApp groups, where he allegedly called for Netanyahu to face a firing squad multiple times. The complaint states that calling for someone to face a firing squad clearly means execution, and that this is particularly serious as it was repeated in discussions about the Prime Minister's fate, framed as him being a "traitor."
According to the Likud party's statement, Kiseri previously commanded the submarine flotilla and currently chairs the Navy Officers Alumni Association. The party urged law enforcement to take strong action against the rampant incitement directed at Prime Minister Netanyahu.
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