Netanyahu Met Police Chief on Election Integrity, Defying Committee Order
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Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu met with Police Commissioner Daniel Levy and National Security Minister Itamar Ben Gvir to discuss election integrity, defying a Central Elections Committee order. The committee chairman had allowed the meeting but forbade discussion of election process matters. Netanyahu raised concerns about "left-wing anarchists" potentially disrupting the vote, while Levy assured that disruptive actions would be met with a "heavy hand." The Attorney General had previously objected to the meeting, stating election oversight is not a politician's purview.
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- Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu met with Police Commissioner Daniel Levy and Minister Itamar Ben Gvir to discuss election integrity.
- The meeting proceeded despite a Central Elections Committee order forbidding discussion of election process matters.
- Netanyahu asked about potential disruptions by "left-wing anarchists" during the meeting.
- Police Commissioner Levy stated that those blocking roads would be dealt with "a heavy hand."
- Attorney General Gali Baharav-Miara had objected to the meeting, citing the CEC's sole responsibility for election oversight.
- Netanyahu had previously claimed a "danger of attempts to rig the elections from within."
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