Israel Police Vows to Protect Election Integrity Amid Security Concerns
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Israel Police has finalized preparations for the upcoming elections, vowing to protect the democratic process and prevent violence or threats from impacting voters' will. The police will work with the Shin Bet to counter terror threats and maintain public order. Inspector General Dani Levy assured that officers will be deployed to polling stations and public areas to ensure safety and the right to vote, promising an uncompromising stance against any disruption.
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- Israel Police is fully prepared to safeguard the upcoming elections and prevent any harm to the democratic process.
- The police will collaborate with the Shin Bet to address terror threats during the election period.
- Officers will be deployed at polling stations and public areas to ensure safety and the right to vote.
- Inspector General Dani Levy vowed an uncompromising stance against violence, threats, and incitement.
- Police will maintain public order during election results announcements and the subsequent days.
Israel Police announced it has completed extensive preparations for the upcoming elections, aiming to ensure a free and proper voting process and prevent harm to election integrity. As part of these preparations, the police will collaborate with the Shin Bet security agency to address terror threats. They will also be ready to maintain public order upon the announcement of election results and in the days following.
Inspector General Dani Levy stated, "Israel Police is prepared and ready to guard Israeli democracy. Anyone who tries to harm election integrity will face a strong, determined, state-oriented, and uncompromising police force." Levy emphasized that officers will be stationed at polling stations, on roads, and in streets to ensure public safety and the right to vote. "We will not allow violence, threats, incitement, or criminal activity to harm the voters' will," he said.
Levy further clarified that the police will act impartially and without compromise against any attempt to disrupt the democratic process. He urged the public to follow police instructions and maintain law and order.
