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Former Police Commander Avishai Moalem Becomes Tiberias City Manager After 40 Years of Service

Avishai Moalem, a retired Deputy Commissioner, has begun his new role as Director-General of the Tiberias Municipality after 40 years with the Israel Police.

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  1. 01Avishai Moalem retired from the Israel Police after 40 years to become Director-General of the Tiberias Municipality.
  2. 02Moalem received a Medal of Courage in 2001 for neutralizing a terrorist.
  3. 03He was investigated in recent years for alleged bribery and obstruction of justice.
  4. 04Moalem denied all allegations against him throughout the investigation.
  5. 05He stated his intention to continue serving the public in his new role.

Moalem, who received a Medal of Courage in 2001, had been the subject of a high-profile investigation into allegations of bribery and obstruction of justice, which he denied. He stated his intention to continue serving the public in his new position.

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