Disciplinary Investigation Against Attorney Roy Kahlon Resumes After Yearlong Freeze
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By אליהו עמר
First reported by Behadrei Haredim · Jul 22, 2026
What happened
After more than a year of inactivity, the disciplinary investigation against Attorney Roy Kahlon has resumed following a reprimand from the complaints commissioner and a recommendation to petition the Supreme Court. The probe relates to suspicions of resume inflation tied to Kahlon's appointment as Acting Civil Service Commissioner by Prime Minister Netanyahu. New testimonies have been taken and investigative actions restarted under a newly appointed prosecutor.
- 01Disciplinary investigation against Roy Kahlon resumed after over a year of suspension.
- 02Complaints commissioner reprimanded State Attorney Gali Baharav-Miara for delay and suggested Supreme Court petition.
- 03Testimony of former Acting State Attorney Dan Eldad was taken in the renewed probe.
- 04Investigation began after Netanyahu appointed Kahlon Acting Civil Service Commissioner amid resume inflation allegations.
- 05Haifa District Attorney Hila Katz appointed to oversee the case, leading to renewed investigative actions.
- 06State Attorney's Office cited case complexity and difficulty finding a prosecutor as reasons for delay.
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