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Investigation Files Closed Against Itamar Ben-Gvir's Office Staff in Gun License Case
After nearly two years, Israel Police closed investigations against four employees of National Security Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir's office over alleged improper gun license distribution. The probe, including legal advisor David Bavli, found no wrongdoing.
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מה קרה
- 01Investigation against four employees of Itamar Ben-Gvir's office closed after nearly two years.
- 02Probe involved allegations of unlawful firearm license distribution under Ben-Gvir's guidance.
- 03Legal advisor David Bavli, who approved over 700 licenses, was among those investigated.
- 04Supreme Court rejected a petition challenging the firearm reform behind the investigation.
- 05Bavli accused the State Attorney of pressuring him by prolonging the investigation.
- 06Ben-Gvir's team called the closure a victory, highlighting the reform's expansion to many towns.
Bavli criticized the State Attorney for prolonging the case and urged citizens to arm themselves for self-defense.
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