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Ongoing Story· Day 5

Police Chief Asks AG to Appoint Officers Without Minister's Approval

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YnetnewsPolitics

Police Chief Appoints 15 Senior Officers Amidst Minister's Refusal to Sign

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Police Commissioner Danny Levy appointed about 15 senior officers to fill urgent operational roles, bypassing National Security Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir, who refused to sign the appointments. The officers were assigned as 'operational attachments' and are already working in their new capacities. This situation arose from the minister's refusal to approve the senior command positions.

The story in 5 lines · by baba

  • Police Commissioner Danny Levy appointed 15 senior officers without Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir's signature.
  • The appointments were made under 'operational attachment' to fill urgent needs.
  • Minister Ben-Gvir refused to sign off on the senior police command positions.
  • The officers are already fulfilling their duties in their new roles.
  • The situation was revealed to Ynet.
Police Chief Appoints 15 Senior Officers Amidst Minister's Refusal to Sign
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