Police Official Suspected in Ben-Gvir Associate Case Appointed Tiberias City Manager
Translated & summarized from Ynet by baba
Superintendent Avishai Moalem, suspected in a bribery case linked to associates of Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir, has resigned from the police to become Tiberias City Manager. Moalem stated he will continue to serve the public in his new role. The municipality confirmed he met all requirements for the position, which was approved this week.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- Avishai Moalem, suspected of bribery, resigned from the police to become Tiberias City Manager.
- Moalem is linked to a case involving associates of Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir.
- The Tiberias Municipality confirmed Moalem met all eligibility requirements for the role.
- Moalem stated his intention to continue serving the public in his new capacity.
- He previously served at the local Tiberias police station.
Superintendent Avishai Moalem, who is suspected of bribery in a case involving associates of Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir, has resigned from the police force to take up his new position as the Director-General of the Tiberias Municipality. Moalem, who served for 40 years in the IDF and the police, stated that he intended to continue serving the public and contributing his experience to society and the state. The municipality confirmed that Moalem met the eligibility requirements for the position and his candidacy was approved this week. They also noted that his appointment represents a full circle for the native of Tiberias, who previously served at the local police station.
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