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Knesset Passes Bill Placing Police Investigations Under the Justice Minister
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50% left-leaningFirst reported by Haaretz · Jun 10, 2026
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What happened
The Knesset passed a bill transferring the Police Internal Investigations Department from the State Attorney's Office to the Justice Minister. The law, backed by 43 lawmakers to 39, would also shift key criminal powers to the department head and set up new appointment and coordination mechanisms. It is set to take effect eight months after publication, with the option of a four-month delay.
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