A Deputy Commissioner who was investigated in the affair involving associates of National Security Minister Itamar Ben Gvir will be promoted, according to a report on ynet. The promotion is reportedly planned as part of ongoing developments in the affair.
A Deputy Commissioner who was investigated in the Ben Gvir associates affair is reportedly slated for promotion, according to a report on ynet. The report did not name the officer or specify the new role or timeline. The Ben Gvir affair has seen several earlier developments: as The Zioneer reported on July 8, Israel Prisons Service Commissioner Kobi Yaakobi was likely to be summoned again for questioning in the same affair. On June 23, Police Commissioner Danny Levi addressed the investigation into two senior officers on suspicion of witness harassment, a probe linked to the broader case. The promotion of the Deputy Commissioner suggests the affair continues to have ramifications within the police force.
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