Police Spokesperson Furious at Officers Who Said There Are Few Complaints About Election Integrity - Wants to Dismiss Them

Police spokesperson Deputy Commissioner Aryeh Doron seeks to dismiss two officers who told reporters that the scope of complaints about election integrity is low. Doron was furious with the two in a conference call, and according to him, they should have coordinated the statement with him. The officers are the spokesperson of the Investigations Division and the head of the Communications Desk.

Police spokesperson Deputy Commissioner Aryeh Doron is seeking to dismiss two officers who told reporters that the scope of complaints about election integrity is low. Doron was furious with the two, who according to him told reporters that the suspicions in the "Rahamgate" affair are weak. The officers are the spokesperson of the Investigations Division and the head of the Communications Desk, who conveyed to media outlets a response stating that the number of complaints is low compared to previous elections. On Thursday, a conference call of officers of the Spokesperson Division took place, during which Doron "raged, shouted, and screamed" at the two, according to participants in the call. Doron, who until recently was a Likud member and is facing disciplinary proceedings after calling Yair Golan "an enemy of Israel," claims that the officers should have coordinated the statement with him.

Police Spokesperson Furious at Officers Who Said There Are Few Complaints About Election Integrity - Wants to Dismiss Them