MK calls on police chief to resign for revealing details of Netanyahu probe

United Torah Judaism MK Moshe Gafni says Police Chief Roni Alsheich should resign over his claims last week that the officers investigating Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s alleged corruption were followed.

“The police chief should be the most secretive person, someone who does but stays silent. We must be convinced that he has no agenda,” he says at a special Knesset hearing.

He calls the interview that Alsheich gave to the TV show “Uvda” last week “crossed all red lines.”

“But he comes out and publicly begins to explain the investigations. In my opinion, he should have resigned the following day,” Gafni says.

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