National Security Minister Ben-Gvir Criticizes Police Chief Levy
Translated & summarized from Alarab by baba
National Security Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir accused Police Inspector General Dany Levy of trying to appease the incoming government and Yair Golan. Ben-Gvir claimed Levy's recent actions, particularly concerning the Haredim, represent a new agenda to "flatter the leftists." This criticism comes after Levy reportedly implemented all of Ben-Gvir's demands for the past 18 months.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir accused Police Chief Dany Levy of seeking favor with the incoming government.
- Ben-Gvir suggested Levy's actions were aimed at impressing Yair Golan.
- The minister criticized Levy's post-election actions regarding the Haredim community.
- Ben-Gvir stated Levy had fulfilled all his demands for the previous 18 months.
- The minister characterized Levy's new agenda as an attempt to "flatter the leftists."
Israel's Minister of National Security, Itamar Ben-Gvir, has launched a sharp attack on the Inspector General of Police, Dany Levy, accusing him of attempting to curry favor with the incoming government. Ben-Gvir stated that Levy has been acting in recent days as if seeking to please the "next authority," believing he will impress Yair Golan.
Ben-Gvir further alleged that recent events at the "Geha" junction are part of Levy's new agenda to "flatter the leftists." He expressed regret, saying it is unfortunate that Levy, who implemented all of Ben-Gvir's demands for a year and a half, is now acting post-election in a manner contrary to the law against the Haredim, making them a "punching bag."
