Likud Denies Election Integrity Discussed in PM's Meeting with Police Chief
Translated & summarized from Srugim by baba
The Likud party stated that a meeting between Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and Police Commissioner Danny Levy is not about election integrity, but rather security threats. This clarification came after the Chairman of the Central Elections Committee ordered a response to a petition about the meeting. The party invited the Elections Committee chairman to send a representative.
The story in 3 lines · by baba
- Likud stated a meeting between PM Netanyahu and Police Commissioner Levy is about security, not election integrity.
- The Central Elections Committee chairman ordered a response to a petition concerning the meeting.
- The party invited the Elections Committee chairman to send a representative to the discussion.
The Likud party clarified that a scheduled meeting between Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and Police Commissioner Danny Levy is not about election integrity. This statement followed an order from Noam Sohlberg, Chairman of the Central Elections Committee, to respond to a petition regarding the summons. The party stated that the meeting is a continuation of a security discussion held with all heads of the security establishment concerning security threats, not election purity. Likud also extended an invitation to Sohlberg to send a representative from the Elections Committee to attend the discussion.
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