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The ousted commissioner will attend the ceremony - Ben-Gvir's surroundings threaten "not to deviate from protocol" | Israel Hayom

7/18/2023, 6:00:19 PM

Highlights: Ami Eshed, who was ousted by the minister, will finish his term as commander of the Tel Aviv district tomorrow. There is tension between the two • Ben-Gvir's circle claims that he will give a "state speech" - but they have prepared an alternative plan. Eshed gave a retirement speech in uniform in which he attacked the minister of national security, saying, among other things: "I was removed from my position on political grounds in a phone call" After that statement, demonstrations broke out in various locations in Israel.


Ami Eshed, who was ousted by the minister, will finish his term as commander of the Tel Aviv district tomorrow • There is tension between the two • Ben-Gvir's circle claims that he will give a "state speech" - but they have prepared an alternative plan

After the confrontation and the attacks – a tense ceremony: ousted Tel Aviv District Commander Ami Eshed is expected to arrive tomorrow (Wednesday) for the change of commanders ceremony, with National Security Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir – who ousted Eshed and attacked him.

Commissioner Ami Eshed retired from the police: "I was ousted on political grounds" // Photo: Moshe Ben Simhon

About two weeks ago, Eshed gave a retirement speech in uniform in which he attacked the minister of national security, saying, among other things: "I was removed from my position on political grounds in a phone call." After that statement, demonstrations broke out in various locations in Israel.

Tomorrow morning, as stated, a ceremony for the change of command of the Tel Aviv district commanders is supposed to take place between Eshed and his replacement, Lt. Gen. Peretz Amar.

Those close to Ben-Gvir say that he intends to give a state speech, "but will give another speech in case Cascade deviates from protocol and takes advantage of the occasion to attack the minister again."

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