Israel Police Chief Vows Full Force to Ensure Election Integrity
Translated & summarized from Kipa by baba
Israel Police Inspector General Dani Levy declared the police are fully prepared to ensure election integrity and public safety, deploying forces nationwide. He warned that anyone attempting to disrupt the democratic process or threaten voters will face a determined police response. Levy urged citizens to vote confidently, assuring them their rights would be protected.
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- Israel Police are fully prepared to ensure election integrity and public safety nationwide.
- Inspector General Dani Levy vowed to prevent any disruption or violence during the elections.
- Increased police presence will be deployed at polling stations and public areas.
- Levy warned that those who threaten voters or disrupt the process will face a strong police response.
- Citizens are urged to vote confidently, with police assuring protection of their democratic rights.
Israel Police Inspector General Dani Levy announced that the police are fully prepared to ensure the smooth running of the upcoming elections, safeguard the democratic process, and prevent any attempts at disruption or violence. The extensive preparations, which have been underway for months, will involve increased police presence at polling stations nationwide, on major routes, and in public spaces.
Levy stated, "My message to all citizens of Israel is clear: Exercising your democratic right to vote is our mission." He emphasized that on election day, the Israel Police will be deployed at polling stations, on roads, and in streets to protect Israeli democracy and public safety. "We have prepared for this national mission for months and will use our full strength to ensure free, safe, and proper elections."
The Inspector General issued a strong warning to any party that might attempt to undermine the electoral process, threatening voters, or disrupting democracy. "Anyone who tries to harm the integrity of the elections, threaten voters, or disrupt the democratic process, before, during, or after the elections, will face a strong, determined, state-oriented, and uncompromising police force. We will not allow violence, threats, incitement, or criminality to harm the voters' will. I have declared in recent months that we will not allow bullying from any side to harm the democratic process, and so we shall act."
Levy concluded by urging citizens to vote with confidence, assuring them that the police would be present to protect their democratic rights. He called on the public to obey police instructions and maintain law and order.
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