Netanyahu Discussed Election Integrity With Police Chief Despite Warnings
Translated & summarized from Haaretz by baba
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu discussed election integrity with Police Commissioner Dani Levy, despite being warned against it by the Chair of the Central Elections Committee. Netanyahu voiced concerns about "anarchists from the left" potentially disrupting the elections during the meeting, which also included Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir. Law enforcement officials suggested the committee chair was misled and needs to be more alert.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- Prime Minister Netanyahu discussed election integrity with Police Commissioner Dani Levy on Sunday.
- Netanyahu was warned by the Chair of the Central Elections Committee not to raise the issue.
- The Prime Minister expressed fears of "anarchists from the left" disrupting the elections.
- Minister of National Security Itamar Ben-Gvir also attended the meeting.
- Law enforcement officials stated the committee chair was "fooled" and needs to be more vigilant.
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu spoke with Police Commissioner Dani Levy on Sunday about election integrity, despite being warned not to raise the issue. The meeting, which also included Minister of National Security Itamar Ben-Gvir, saw Netanyahu express concerns about "anarchists from the left" disrupting the elections. This occurred even though the Chair of the Central Elections Committee, Noam Sohlberg, had previously clarified to Netanyahu that the topic was off-limits for discussion.
Sources within law enforcement indicated that Sohlberg was "fooled" and urged him to be more vigilant in the coming day. The report, which was initially revealed by "Haaretz," highlights a controversial discussion regarding election procedures and potential interference.
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