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Ongoing Story· Day 17

Israel Police Prepares for Elections Amid War Scenarios

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HamalPolitics

Police Chief Vows to Uphold Election Integrity

Translated & summarized from Hamal by baba

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Hebrew · 1 newsroom

The Inspector General of the Police has pledged that the Israel Police will rigorously protect the integrity of the elections. All complaints and suspicions of electoral offenses will be investigated impartially. The police will act decisively to ensure the democratic process is not compromised and to prosecute offenders.

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  • The Inspector General of the Police vowed to protect election integrity.
  • All complaints and suspicions of electoral offenses will be investigated.
  • The police will act decisively against anyone harming the democratic process.
  • Investigations will be conducted impartially and without exception.
Police Chief Vows to Uphold Election Integrity
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The Inspector General of the Police announced that the Israel Police is committed to safeguarding the integrity of the upcoming elections. He stated that every complaint and suspicion of electoral offenses will be thoroughly investigated impartially. The police will not permit anyone to undermine the democratic process, and will act decisively to uncover the truth and prosecute those involved without exception. The statement emphasized the police's determination to uphold the purity of the elections and the democratic procedure.

HamalCentre · Tel Aviv

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