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Attorney General’s Deputies Slam Ben Gvir Over ‘Improper and Systematic Use of Authority’

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Attorney General’s Deputies Slam Ben Gvir Over ‘Improper and Systematic Use of Authority’
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First reported by Kan News · Jun 10, 2026

What happened

The deputies to Israel’s attorney general, Sharon Afek and Gil Limon, sent a sharp letter to National Security Minister Itamar Ben Gvir accusing him of systematically delaying sensitive police appointments. The dispute centers on the blocked or stalled appointments of senior officers Reut Rosenberg and Itzik Alfasi. They warned that forcing officers to seek legal action against the minister harms the independence of the police.

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Full coverage · 3 outlets

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Kikar HaShabbatRight · HebrewJun 10, 2026
Attorney General’s Deputies Slam Ben Gvir Over ‘Improper and Systematic Use of Authority’
Channel 13Center · HebrewJun 10, 2026
Attorney General's Deputies Accuse Ben Gvir of Systematic Abuse of Authority
Kan NewsCenter · HebrewJun 10, 2026
Ben Gvir Delays Police Promotions, Legal Advisers Say He Is Misusing His Authority

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