Israel Police Deploy 22,000 Officers Amid Fears of Election Day Unrest
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Israel Police are deploying 22,000 officers to manage potential unrest following the upcoming election, a significant increase from previous elections. The main concern is post-election night, when exit polls could incite sharp reactions and public disorder. Police have briefed Prime Minister Netanyahu and National Security Minister Ben-Gvir on security plans, which include preparations for scenarios similar to the January 6 US Capitol attack. Former officials warn of the dangers of contested results and the potential for escalation.
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- 22,000 Israeli police officers will be deployed nationwide to manage potential post-election unrest.
- Police are concerned about public disorder after exit polls are released, not on Election Day itself.
- Security preparations include a scenario similar to the January 6 US Capitol attack.
- Prime Minister Netanyahu and National Security Minister Ben-Gvir were briefed on the security plans.
- Former officials warn of the dangers of contested election results and potential escalation.
- The police force's independence from political influence is emphasized as crucial.
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