Police chief begins appointment round despite Ben-Gvir's order to freeze process

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Israel Police Commissioner Chief Superintendent Danny Levy has begun a round of appointments in the Israel Police, despite National Security Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir's directive to freeze the 141 appointments under consideration. Among the completed appointments is Chief Superintendent Tamar Liberty, who was appointed deputy legal adviser to the police.
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