The Israel Prison Service Rabbinate was today upgraded to an independent brigade, headed by Chief Rabbi Ayal Salman, granted the rank of Tat Gundar. The move was led by Commissioner Kobi Yaakobi and Minister Itamar Ben Gvir, according to reporter Yisrael Cohen.
According to a report by journalist Yisrael Cohen, the Rabbinate of the Israel Prison Service was today restructured as an independent brigade, with Chief Rabbi Ayal Salman at its head, promoted to the rank of Tat Gundar. The initiative was pushed by Commissioner Kobi Yaakobi and National Security Minister Itamar Ben Gvir. The appointment is noted as being accepted across all communities and factions within the service. The reform marks a structural upgrade within the prison service, separating the rabbinate from previous administrative frameworks.
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