Ben-Gvir accuses Police Commissioner of trying to appease potential next government

National Security Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir accused Police Commissioner Kobi Levy of attempting to curry favor with Yair Golan and a potential future government. Ben-Gvir criticized what he called "outrageous scenes at the Geha Interchange," claiming they reflect Levy's "new agenda of cozying up to leftists." He stated that Levy, who "did everything asked of him for a year and a half," is now "acting unlawfully against the ultra-Orthodox community and turning them into his punching bag" following the elections.