Police Complaints Filed Against Ex-Military Officer for Inciting Against Netanyahu
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- Police complaints filed against ex-military officer Miki Keisari.
- Keisari allegedly called for Netanyahu's execution by firing squad.
- He also shared images linking Netanyahu with Hamas terrorists.
- Likud and Deputy Minister Almog Cohen demand a criminal investigation.
- The Likud cites Keisari's statements as incitement and a call for death.
Following reports of severe incitement against Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, police complaints have been filed against a former senior military officer, Miki Keisari. Keisari, a retired lieutenant colonel and former naval officer who now heads an educational alumni association, allegedly wrote that the Prime Minister should be tried for treason and executed by a firing squad. The reports also indicate Keisari shared images of Hamas terrorists alongside Netanyahu, attempting to portray them as attacking Israeli civilians. In response to these alleged statements, the Likud party and Deputy Minister Almog Cohen have appealed to the Inspector General of the Police, demanding an immediate criminal investigation. Likud's legal advisor, Ilan Bombach, stated that Keisari accuses the Prime Minister of treason, depicts him with Hamas terrorists, and repeatedly suggests he should face a firing squad, framing it as a call for the Prime Minister's death. The Likud and Cohen are calling on law enforcement to set a boundary against what they describe as escalating incitement.
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