Former senior officials advising the police commissioner, and the meeting with the officer who claimed "judgment is impaired" | Moshe Steinmetz

i24NEWS commentator Moshe Steinmetz reveals the network of former senior advisors to Police Commissioner Danny Levy, including a former IDF intelligence chief and two former police commissioners. Also exposed is an unusual meeting with a retired female officer who published a critical article about police judgment, who met with Levy under the official title "Promoting Women in the Police."

i24NEWS police commentator Moshe Steinmetz reveals for the first time Thursday evening in the main newscast the network of former senior advisors to Police Commissioner Danny Levy. According to the report, Levy consulted during his first year in office with a series of former senior officials, including reserve Major General Tamir Heyman, former head of IDF Military Intelligence, former commanders Shimon Lavi, Yossi Prienti, Doron Turgeman, and Yaakov Borovsky, former deputy commanders Ron Gertner and Miri Peled, and former police commissioners Dudi Cohen and Moshe Karadi. Retired Commander Borovsky, who expresses strong support for Levy and previously claimed he is "the best police commissioner the police have ever had," faced harsh criticism in the WhatsApp group of former commanders, with one of them accusing him of doing so "to promote a certain personal interest." Another unusual meeting was with retired Deputy Commander Peled. About two months ago, she published an article on Ynet titled "Judgment in the police is impaired." A month later, she met with Levy, with the official title of their meeting being "Promoting Women in the Police." It was also learned that Levy asked former Commissioner Cohen to assist him with the strategic plan, but Cohen preferred not to continue. Karadi met with Levy twice. The meetings were revealed in the commissioner's diaries provided in response to a freedom of information request by the Hatzlacha organization.