Knitted News07.02.22 08:27 6 Adar A. Tishpev
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The political system continues to stir following the revelation of Calcalist, according to which the Israel Police has installed surveillance and listening software for mayors, politicians, office managers and protest leaders.
Chairman of Jewish Power, Itamar Ben Gvir, responded to the exposure and said: “Those responsible must stand trial and therefore there is no escape from the establishment of a commission of inquiry that will investigate in depth and draw the required conclusions. This is a very serious incident and it does not matter if the follow-up was carried out against left, right, or social activists. “Civil rights are civil rights and we need to protect them.”
Ben Gvir added: “Police officials are behaving in this case as in a third world country, and we must not allow a police state like North Korea to be established here.”
MK Shlomo Qarai from the Likud said: “If the government does not immediately establish a state commission of inquiry, I will work for the establishment of the state audit committee Adhuk, and we will decide on the establishment of a state commission of inquiry ourselves. We will see them vote against. Influencing spyware, and removing that black stain from our democracy. “
Qarai added that “state is the only option at the moment unfortunately. The parliamentarian has almost no powers, and currently there is no law that allows appointing a special investigator external to the system. “They can also be targeted.”
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