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Police Chief's Office Urges Ben-Gvir to Approve Ranks and Budget
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By רועי ינובסקי
First reported by Now 14 · 6 hours ago
What happened
Sources in the Israeli Police Commissioner's office are pressuring National Security Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir to approve officer promotions and release a 333 million shekel budget, which he has been withholding due to disputes over appointments and police vehicle purchases.
- 01Police officials urge Ben-Gvir to approve promotions and budget today.
- 02Minister Ben-Gvir is withholding officer appointments and police funding.
- 03Disputes exist between Ben-Gvir and the Police Commissioner.
- 04The budget is for police vehicles and crime fighting efforts.
- 05The Finance Ministry is looking into releasing the funds.
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