Police Commissioner Issues Stern Warning Against Political Expression by Officers
Translated & summarized from Kikar HaShabbat by baba
Police Commissioner Dani Levy has instructed all officers not to express political opinions during their service. The directive was issued during a meeting focused on election preparedness. The police force is ready to handle any situation to safeguard the integrity of the elections.
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- Police Commissioner Dani Levy prohibited officers from expressing political views on duty.
- The directive was issued during a meeting on election preparedness.
- The police are ready to ensure the integrity of the elections.
- No officer is allowed to voice political stances while serving.
Police Commissioner Dani Levy has issued a clear directive to senior command staff, stating that no police officer will be permitted to express political opinions while on duty. The announcement came during a preparedness meeting for upcoming elections.
Levy emphasized that the police force is prepared for any scenario to ensure the integrity of the electoral process. The directive aims to maintain the apolitical nature of the police force during the sensitive election period.
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