Attorney General Demands Cancellation of Senior Police Appointment - Lawyers Clash in Studio

Attorney General Gali Baharav-Miara and other senior legal officials have demanded that the Police Commissioner cancel the appointment of Superintendent Udi Ronen as head of the incitement-to-terrorism unit. Lawyers Michael Dvorin and Yehuda Shfer clashed over the move in a radio interview on 103FM. Dvorin claimed the appointment led to the unit's shutdown and thwarted the law on deporting terrorist supporters, while Shfer criticized the lack of coordination among the parties.

Attorney General Gali Baharav-Miara and other senior legal officials have demanded that the Police Commissioner cancel the appointment of Superintendent Udi Ronen as head of the incitement-to-terrorism unit. The move sparked a confrontation between lawyers Michael Dvorin and Yehuda Shfer in an interview on Radio 103FM. Dvorin claimed that the appointment led to the unit's shutdown, and as a result, the law on deporting terrorist supporters was thwarted, as 130 requests prepared by Ronen were not processed. He accused the Interior Ministry and Gil Limon of instructing not to advance the handling. Shfer criticized the lack of coordination among the Shin Bet, the Interior Ministry, the police, and the investigations department, saying that people who are not suitable for deportation were gathered. Dvorin quipped, "When the system wants, it knows how to run very fast." The article presents the controversy surrounding the implementation of the law and criticism of the system's conduct.