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National Security Minister Accuses Attorney General of Pressuring Police Chief
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First reported by i24NEWS · 12 hours ago
What happened
National Security Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir accused the Attorney General of pressuring Police Commissioner Danny Levi, including shouting at him in meetings and demanding the appointment of a deputy legal advisor within the police, which he claims Levi eventually agreed to.
- 01Minister Ben-Gvir claims Attorney General is pressuring Police Commissioner Levi.
- 02Ben-Gvir alleges the Attorney General shouts at Levi in private meetings.
- 03He claims she demanded a deputy legal advisor appointment within the police.
- 04Ben-Gvir states Levi eventually yielded to the Attorney General's demand.
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