Shas faction chairman MK Yanon Azoulay delivered a fiery speech on the Knesset floor on Wednesday, accusing police of violence against a protester and calling on Minister Ben-Gvir and Police Commissioner Danny Levi to intervene. A separate Zioneer report from minutes earlier documented his criticism of the Bnei Brak station commander.
Shas MK Yanon Azoulay on Wednesday shouted against police violence from the Knesset podium, according to a single source. Immediately before this speech — at 13:31 Jerusalem — The Zioneer reported his specific criticism of Bnei Brak station commander Deputy Superintendent Yuval Shavit, whom Azoulay accused of dragging a protester and tearing his trousers. The current message does not repeat those earlier specifics; it frames Azoulay's broader denunciation of police conduct. Azoulay called on National Security Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir and Police Commissioner Danny Levi to intervene, the source says. No further details on a specific incident or any response from police were included in this message.
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