According to a Yedioth Ahronoth report, police Investigations Division head Commissioner Boaz Balt and Deputy Attorney General Gil Limon allegedly collaborated to thwart the Knesset's terrorist deportation bill, while also encouraging incitement in the Arab sector. The report, which relies on unnamed sources, has not been confirmed by official channels.
A report published Friday by Yedioth Ahronoth alleges that two senior Israeli justice officials worked to block the Knesset's terrorist deportation bill. The report, attributed to unnamed sources, claims that Police Investigations Division head Commissioner Boaz Balt and Deputy Attorney General Gil Limon coordinated to prevent the legislation from advancing, and that they also encouraged incitement in the Arab sector. The article uses the headline 'Traitors to the country?' and frames the actions as a deliberate undermining of national security policy. As of this writing, no official response from the Israel Police, the Justice Ministry, or the named individuals has been reported. The Zioneer notes that the story relies on a single anonymous source and has not been independently corroborated.
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