Outgoing State Comptroller Matanyahu Anglemann told Channel 14's Israel Security Conference that his tenure was a great privilege, especially during complex times. It is his first interview since leaving office earlier this month.
Outgoing State Comptroller Matanyahu Anglemann gave his first interview since leaving office on Tuesday at the Israel Security Conference hosted by Channel 14. Anglemann described his tenure as 'a great privilege, especially in complex times.'
As The Zioneer has reported, Anglemann's term ended on July 5, leaving the state comptroller position vacant. The Knesset has yet to hold elections for a successor, with Speaker Yuli Edelstein still undecided on compliance with a High Court order to schedule a vote. Anglemann previously made headlines for his October 7 investigations, revealing that senior military figures had asked him to drop accountability findings — a request he said he rejected.
3 developments
- DevelopingKnesset Speaker yet to decide on High Court order for State Comptroller election
- StrongOutgoing State Comptroller Anglemann: October 7 inquiry commission is essential, everyone must accept responsibility
- DevelopingState Comptroller Englman slams government for inaction on climate crisis
- StrongAnglemann: IDF element recorded audit meetings without coordination, warns of 'abnormal' comptroller freeze
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