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Roi Kahlon Emerges as Leading Candidate for Controversial Police Investigations Head Role
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By יערה שפירא
First reported by Channel 13 · Jul 29, 2026
What happened
Roi Kahlon, under investigation for resume embellishment, is the leading candidate to head Israel's Police Investigations Department after a new law placed it under the Justice Ministry. Despite controversy and a lack of alternatives, his appointment may proceed if no other candidates emerge.
- 01Roi Kahlon leads candidacy for head of Police Investigations Department after new law passed.
- 02Kahlon faces disciplinary probe over alleged resume embellishment to secure government roles.
- 03Justice Minister Yariv Levin favors Kahlon amid lack of appealing alternative candidates.
- 04Application deadline extended to August 16 due to reluctance of prominent figures to apply.
- 05Kahlon’s prior claim of managing 50 employees contradicted by actual responsibility for 5-10.
- 06Knesset approved Mahash law placing department under Ministry of Justice authority.
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