Ultimatum to Police Commissioner: Cancel the flight to the Interpol conference without the minister's approval
A retired police officer sent a warning letter to Police Commissioner Danny Levy and the Police Legal Advisor, demanding to prevent his trip to the Interpol conference without the approval of Minister Ben Gvir. The ultimatum: a response by November 9 or legal proceedings.
A sharp confrontation is unfolding around Police Commissioner Rav Nitzav Danny Levy's trip to the Interpol conference: a retired police officer sent a warning letter to the Commissioner and the Police Legal Advisor, Superintendent Iran Nahon, demanding to prevent the flight without the approval of the Minister of National Security, Itamar Ben Gvir. The letter, sent after a previous appeal from October 25 went unanswered, grants an extension until November 9 to respond, and clarifies that if no response is received, he will turn to legal proceedings. The officer demands that the Commissioner change his decision and announce that the trip will not take place without the minister's approval, and simultaneously appeals to Nahon, whom he defines as "the legal gatekeeper," demanding that he instruct all police entities not to cooperate with the implementation of the trip, including financial and administrative aspects. The letter concludes with a sharp message to the Commissioner, warning of a situation where the head of the Israel Police does not adhere to the expected rules of discipline and conduct.