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Israel PoliceSecurity

Police Commissioner Visits Coastal District, Praises Officers and Volunteers

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Police Commissioner Dani Levy visited the Coastal District, including Haifa's Talpiot Market, to review holiday security preparations. He praised officers, volunteers, and emergency response teams for their dedication during a complex security period and noted preparations for upcoming elections.

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  • Police Commissioner Dani Levy visited the Coastal District for holiday security reviews.
  • He praised officers and volunteers for their "sacred work" and dedication.
  • Levy highlighted the complex security situation and election preparations.
  • The visit included meetings with integrated forces at Haifa's Talpiot Market.
  • The Coastal District Commander thanked the Commissioner for his support.

Police Commissioner Dani Levy visited the Coastal District on Thursday, accompanied by District Commander Yechiel Bohdana and Carmel Subdistrict Commander Boaz Samoha. The visit, part of a holiday readiness review, included a stop at Haifa's Talpiot Market. Commissioner Levy met with integrated forces, including police officers, combatants, volunteers, emergency response teams, municipal police, and inspectors, to discuss joint efforts in enhancing personal security, governance, and public order.

During the visit, Levy emphasized the complex security period and the need for readiness. He specifically commended the volunteers and emergency response teams for their holiday service, stating their commitment is "worthy of appreciation and not a given." Addressing officers and combatants on the front lines against crime, he called their work "sacred work." The Commissioner also noted preparations for upcoming elections, affirming the Israel Police's role as a state institution safeguarding law, order, and the democratic process. "We will continue the determined fight against crime everywhere and at any given moment," Levy stated, expressing pride in the forces' work.

The Coastal District Commander highlighted the district's focus on ongoing security to ensure public safety and a sense of security amidst current threats. He mentioned increased forces and broad deployment during the holiday period, integrating all units. He thanked the Police Commissioner for the visit, encouragement, and support for the district's operational activities.

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