Netanyahu Expressed Concern Over Far-Left Activists to Police Chief
Translated & summarized from Ynet by baba
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu met with the Inspector General and Minister of National Security to discuss election integrity. A senior police source stated Netanyahu expressed concern over far-left activists "HaGideonim" and requested "special attention" to the group. The activists aim to protect the Knesset and have vowed to block Netanyahu. The Prime Minister's office did not respond to the report.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- Prime Minister Netanyahu asked police for "special attention" to far-left activists "HaGideonim."
- Netanyahu met with Inspector General Dani Levy and Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir on election integrity.
- The far-left group "HaGideonim" aims to physically protect the Knesset.
- Activists from "HaGideonim" have pledged to block Prime Minister Netanyahu at his residence.
- The Prime Minister's office declined to comment on the report.
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu met with Inspector General Dani Levy and Minister of National Security Itamar Ben-Gvir to discuss election integrity. A senior police source reported that Netanyahu voiced concerns about videos depicting the organization of far-left activists known as "HaGideonim." The Prime Minister requested that the police give "special attention" to the matter. The group "HaGideonim" states its objective is to "physically protect the Knesset" from right-wing attempts to undermine democratic processes. Some activists have also pledged to block Netanyahu at his residence. The Prime Minister's office declined to comment on the report.
