Netanyahu Summons Police Chief to Discuss Election Preparations
Translated & summarized from Makan by baba
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu met with Police Commissioner General Dani Levy on Sunday to discuss election preparations, two days before voting. This meeting is considered unusual as the Chairman of the Central Elections Committee typically handles such matters. The "Yashar!" party has requested the cancellation of the meeting, citing Netanyahu's interference in the electoral process.
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- Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu met with Police Commissioner General Dani Levy to discuss election preparations.
- The meeting occurred on Sunday, just two days before voters are scheduled to go to the polls.
- The "Yashar!" party has asked the Legal Advisor to the Government to cancel the meeting.
- The party cited Netanyahu's interference in the election process as the reason for their request.
- The Chairman of the Central Elections Committee is usually responsible for election preparations.
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu summoned Police Commissioner General Dani Levy on Sunday morning to discuss police preparations for the upcoming elections, just two days before voters head to the polls. The meeting, reported by Kan channel, is considered unusual because the Chairman of the Central Elections Committee, Judge Noam Sohlberg, is typically responsible for election matters this close to voting day.
Following the report, the "Yashar!" party submitted an urgent request to the Legal Advisor to the Government, Gali Baharav-Miara, and the Chairman of the Central Elections Committee. The party demanded that Netanyahu cease his interference in the election process and cancel his meeting with the police commissioner unless representatives from the Elections Committee are included.
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