Veteran Israel Police Commander Avishai Moalem Retires After 40 Years, Takes New Role
Translated & summarized from Maariv by baba
Retired Israel Police Commander Avishai Moalem has ended 40 years of service, primarily in intelligence and investigation roles. He announced his departure on Facebook, stating his "mission continues" as he takes on the role of CEO for the Tiberias Municipality. Moalem expressed gratitude to his colleagues and family for their support throughout his career.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- Avishai Moalem retired from the Israel Police after 40 years of service.
- Moalem previously served as commander of the Judea and Samaria District.
- He announced his departure via a Facebook post.
- Moalem has been appointed CEO of the Tiberias Municipality.
- He stated that his "mission continues" in his new role.
Avishai Moalem, a retired commander in the Israel Police's Judea and Samaria District, has concluded 40 years of service.
Moalem announced his departure in a Facebook post, reflecting on his extensive career in intelligence and investigation roles within the police force. He expressed deep gratitude for his time serving the state and its citizens, emphasizing the sense of mission and dedication that characterized his service.
He stated that while this marks the end of a significant chapter in his life, his "mission continues." Moalem has been appointed as the CEO of the Tiberias Municipality, where he intends to leverage his experience and commitment to public service.
Moalem thanked his colleagues, commanders, subordinates, friends, and especially his family for their support throughout his four decades of service. He concluded by expressing pride and gratitude for his contributions to Israel, affirming that his commitment to the nation and its people remains unwavering as he embarks on his new path.
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