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Israeli Police Investigate Lawmaker's Alleged Role in Attack on Officers

Translated & summarized from NEWSru Israel by baba

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Israeli police are investigating the potential involvement of Knesset Member Itzhak Kroizer and Otzma Yehudit party General Director Itiel Neiman in an incident where three police officers were injured. The clash occurred two weeks ago in Mizpe Jericho during an attempted arrest, leading to injuries and property damage. Kroizer and Neiman could be questioned as suspects or witnesses.

The story in 5 lines · by baba

  • Israeli police are investigating Knesset Member Itzhak Kroizer and Itiel Neiman's possible involvement in an attack on officers.
  • Three police officers were injured during clashes with settlers in Mizpe Jericho.
  • One officer suffered a broken nose, another a broken arm, and a police vehicle was damaged.
  • The incident occurred about two weeks ago when police arrived to arrest a suspect.
  • Kroizer and Neiman may be questioned as suspects or witnesses.
Israeli Police Investigate Lawmaker's Alleged Role in Attack on Officers
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Israeli police are investigating the potential involvement of Knesset Member Itzhak Kroizer and Itiel Neiman, the General Director of the Otzma Yehudit party, in an incident that left three police officers injured. The confrontation occurred approximately two weeks ago in the settlement of Mizpe Jericho when officers arrived to apprehend a suspect. Clashes erupted between the police and settlers, resulting in injuries to three officers. One officer, a member of the YASAM special unit, sustained a broken nose, while another, a patrol officer, suffered a broken arm. Additionally, a police vehicle was damaged by a knife during the altercation. Authorities are currently reviewing evidence related to the event to determine the extent of Kroizer and Neiman's possible participation. Following the investigation, they may be summoned for questioning as suspects or to provide testimony.

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