Police and Elections Committee Hold Special Meeting on Election Integrity
Translated & summarized from JDN by baba
Israel's Inspector General of Police, Dani Levy, met with the Central Elections Committee and security officials to prepare for election day. The discussion focused on maintaining public order and ensuring election integrity, with Levy stressing the police's apolitical stance. The acting Director-General of the Elections Committee praised the cooperation and expressed confidence in the police's capabilities.
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- Police Inspector General Dani Levy held a special meeting with the Central Elections Committee and security officials to prepare for election day.
- The meeting focused on operational readiness for maintaining public order and ensuring the integrity of the upcoming Knesset elections.
- Inspector General Levy stressed that the Israel Police will operate in a completely professional and apolitical manner.
- Levy issued a clear directive that any officer expressing a political stance on duty will face dismissal.
- The acting Director-General of the Central Elections Committee described the cooperation as unprecedented and expressed confidence in the police.
- The Chairman of the Central Elections Committee, Judge Noam Sohlberg, also conveyed confidence in the police's ability to safeguard the elections.
Israel's Inspector General of Police, Dani Levy, convened a special preparedness meeting ahead of the Knesset elections. The discussion included senior police command staff, the acting Director-General of the Central Elections Committee Dean Levana, and representatives from the IDF and the Shin Bet. The meeting focused on operational readiness for maintaining public order and ensuring the integrity of the elections.
Inspector General Levy emphasized that the Israel Police will operate in a completely professional and apolitical manner. He stated that he had unequivocally instructed that any police officer expressing a political stance while on duty would be unable to continue serving in the organization. Levy added that the police are prepared for any operational scenario to guarantee the proper and safe conduct of election day.
Acting Director-General Levana praised the close cooperation, describing it as unprecedented in scope. Levana noted that the Chairman of the Central Elections Committee, Judge Noam Sohlberg, and the committee's staff are confident in the police's ability to maintain order and election integrity as a central national mission.
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