Ben-Gvir associates called for questioning in probe of prison chief, police commander

Ben-Gvir associates called for questioning in probe of prison chief, police commander

A West Bank police commander under investigation for allegedly shielding far-right Israeli extremists from arrest to appease the former national security minister is among the Ben-Gvir associates summoned for questioning

Dorfman, who served as the former minister's chief of staff, will arrive at the National Intelligence Service tomorrow and has not yet been told whether he has been summoned for questioning or to give testimony. So far, several employees at the Ministry of National Security and the Assistant Commissioner have given testimony in the case.

Today (Monday) there was a dramatic development in the case of an investigation of associates of former minister Itamar Ben Gabir. Former Knesset member Zvi Sukkot, who left the Knesset immediately after the resignation of powerful Jewish ministers, is also expected to be questioned in the Mishah over the affair. According to a report by the Yent website, Chief Superintendent Avishai Moallem has been summoned for further investigation at the Po…

Deputy Chief Avishai Moallem, commander of the main unit of the Sai district, who is suspected of providing bribes and a number of other offenses, was also summoned to the police offices for investigation. Earlier, Ben Gabir called for the dismissal of the deputy: “If you don't fire her, she will overthrow the government and sew you cases”

Following suspicions surrounding former Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir's associates that he was promoted in exchange for a bribe, the police announce that former MK Zvi Sukkot will be questioned tomorrow, as his immunity was lifted after he resigned from the Knesset. Former Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir's chief of staff, Hanmal Dorfman, will also be questioned. The post Zvi Sukkot to be questioned tomorrow in the Ben-Gvir associates affair appeared first o…