What Wiil Change if Israel's Police Misconduct Watchdog Answers to Elected Politicians Instead of Legal Officials?
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What wiil change if Israel's police misconduct watchdog answers to elected politicians instead of legal officials?
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Israel's government is advancing legislation that would dramatically change the status of the Justice Ministry unit that investigates police misconduct – a small but powerful body responsible for probing criminal offenses by police officers and members of the Shin Bet security service.
Police Commissioner Danny Levy Continues to Grovel Before National Security Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir and the Criminal Government…
Israel's Most Far-right Government in History Is Pushing to Overhaul Israel's Media, Split the Attorney General's Power, Change…
Gali Baharav-Miara Pushed Back Against Accusations From the Police and National Security Ministry, Stating That a Bill to…
Israel's National Security Minister Sought to Stay a Ruling Ordering Him to Promote the Senior Officer Who Testified in Prime…
Likud Argued That Law Enforcement Turned a Blind Eye to Alleged Wrongdoing Under the Bennett–Lapid Government, but Is Now Opening…
The legal petitions challenging the process to dismiss Israel's Attorney General Gali Baharav-Miara function as a kind of…
