Solberg Demands Answers From the Prime Minister and the Ombudsman Regarding the Meeting with the Commissioner-General
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Israel: Judge Noam Solberg, Head of the Central Electoral Commission, authorized Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyang to meet with Inspector General Dani Levy.
Likud responded to the petition regarding Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's meeting with Police Commissioner Danny Levy, claiming that the meeting "is a complement to a security discussion that was held with all heads of the defense establishment in light of security threats, and not about the purity of the elections."
After an urgent petition was filed against the meeting between Netanyahu, Ben-Gvir, and the Commissioner on the issue of election integrity, the chairman of the Elections Committee gave the Prime Minister and the Minister of National Security a short time to respond to the urgent petition; "Given the urgency of the time, no extension will be granted" | Likud responded: "The meeting with the Commissioner is a complement to a security discussion t…
The chairman of the Central Elections Committee ordered answers to be submitted by 10:30, following the petition regarding the planned discussion on the purity of the elections. Netanyahu's office claimed that this type of meeting takes place before every election campaign. The post Solberg demands answers from the Prime Minister and the Attorney General regarding the meeting with the Commissioner first appeared on JDN.
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