Right-Wing Activist Yoav Eliasi Faces Final Dismissal from Tel Aviv Police Volunteer Role
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First reported by Arutz Sheva · 2 hours ago
What happened
Yoav Eliasi, a right-wing activist and volunteer police commander in Tel Aviv, faces permanent dismissal following allegations of misuse of police connections to benefit a venue linked to his family. The police investigation includes multiple officers suspected of breach of trust. Eliasi denies being dismissed and highlights his voluntary service and ongoing suspension pending investigation.
- 01Yoav Eliasi will be permanently removed from his volunteer police commander role in Tel Aviv.
- 02He is accused of using police ties to benefit a nightlife venue linked to his brother.
- 03Three police officers were also investigated for aiding the venue and breach of trust.
- 04Eliasi denies dismissal, stating he suspended his volunteer work pending investigation.
- 05He expresses pride in his three years of volunteer service with the Israeli police.
- 06The investigation is ongoing, with Eliasi currently suspended from duties.
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