Central District Police Commander Amir Cohen Retires After 38 Years
Translated & summarized from Kikar HaShabbat by baba
Central District Police Commander Amir Cohen is retiring after 38 years of service, with the approval of Inspector General Dany Levy. Cohen previously held command positions in the Border Police and the Southern District and led forces on October 7th. He expressed pride and appreciation for his service.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- Central District Police Commander Amir Cohen is retiring after 38 years of service.
- Inspector General Dany Levy approved Cohen's retirement.
- Cohen previously commanded the Border Police and Southern District.
- He led district forces during the October 7th attacks.
- Cohen expressed pride and appreciation for his service.
Inspector General Dany Levy has approved the retirement of Amir Cohen, Commander of the Central District, after 38 years of service in the Israel Police. Cohen previously served as commander of the Border Police and commander of the Southern District. He led the Central District forces during the events of October 7th. Levy thanked Cohen for his years of service and wished him success. Cohen stated, "I am concluding 38 years of service with great pride and appreciation for the Israel Police, its officers, and its fighters."
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