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Israeli Police Spokesman Refuses to Choose Between Government and Supreme Court in Hypothetical Conflict
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First reported by Kan News · 37 minutes ago
What happened
Israeli Police Spokesman Aryeh Doron declined to state whether police would obey the government or Supreme Court in a hypothetical conflict, affirming they follow the law as required. He resisted pressure for a sensational answer during a Reshet Bet interview.
- 01Police Spokesman Aryeh Doron refused to pick sides between government and Supreme Court in a hypothetical conflict.
- 02Doron emphasized police obedience to the law, not political agendas.
- 03He declined to provide a sensational headline or a direct answer favoring the Supreme Court.
- 04The interview took place on Reshet Bet's "Binyamini and Gueta" program.
- 05Doron stated, "We will obey whoever the law requires us to obey."
- 06He maintained professionalism despite repeated pressure from interviewers.
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