Justice Minister Yair Levin Advances Police Investigations Head Appointment Despite Legal Challenges
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First reported by Ynet · 12 hours ago
What happened
Justice Minister Yair Levin is moving forward with appointing the head of the Police Investigations Department despite opposition from the Attorney General and a Supreme Court petition. The tender closed after delays, and the selection committee will meet next week to review candidates including the acting head Ronen Yitzhak. Levin insists the process can continue during elections, citing precedent.
- 01Justice Minister Yair Levin advances Mahash head appointment despite Attorney General opposition and Supreme Court petition.
- 02Tender for Police Investigations Department head closed after three delays; selection committee to meet next week.
- 03Leading candidates include acting head Ronen Yitzhak, Roy Kahlon, Dr. Gal Zandani, and Orly Ben Ari.
- 04Selection committee comprises Civil Service Commissioner, Justice Ministry Director General, and Attorney Avi Amiram.
- 05Levin argues no legal barrier exists to continue appointment during election period, citing past military appointments.
- 06The appointment process follows months of delays and legal challenges, marking a crucial phase for Mahash leadership.
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