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'We will use our full force': Police Chief issues stern warning ahead of elections

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ישראל היום
“המפכ״ל מזהיר: "מי שינסה לפגוע בטוהר הבחירות ימצא מולו משטרה חזקה”

רנ״צ דני לוי הודיע כי הושלמה ההיערכות המשטרתית ליום הבוחר, הכוללת אבטחת קלפיות וצירים לצד מענה לאיומי טרור בשיתוף שב״כ • הכוחות נערכים גם להפרות סדר עם פרסום התוצאות ובימים שלאחר מכן • "לא נאפשר לאלימות, לאיומים או להסתה לפגוע ברצון הבוחר"

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Israel National News
“We will use our full force': Police Chief issues stern warning ahead of elections”

Police Commissioner Danny Levy announces nationwide election security preparations and warns of a tough response to threats, violence, or interference.

Read at Israel National News
The Times of Israel
“Police chief vows to deploy ‘full strength’ to protect integrity of election”

In statement ahead of vote, Daniel Levy doesn't mention controversial sit-down with Netanyahu and Ben Gvir; 7.3 million Israelis eligible to vote at 18,000 ballot boxes, says CEC

Read at The Times of Israel
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