The IDF decided today (Sunday) to allow Major Gilad Franken, under his command in the MPC, a former Givati fighter, the late Sergeant Niv Loveton, who was willing to participate in the assessment center to examine his promotion to the rank of lieutenant colonel.
It will be recalled that the IDF decided to remove Franken from office after the difficult case, but the officer appealed the decision to the district court - and he overturned it. .
But at the same time, as stated, the army implements the previous court decision and allows the officer to go to the assessment center to the rank of lieutenant colonel. This does not mean that the officer will be promoted, and that the assessment center is only one tool Discussion of the new Chief Military Police Officer, after it emerged it was the last year Franken could run for promotion.
The IDF spokesman said: "Today it was decided to allow Major Gilad Franken to participate in the assessment center to examine his suitability for promotion, to which he was recommended before being removed from office. It should be clarified that this is not a decision to promote the officer. With respect to the dismissal of the officer and the delay in his promotion.
The district court has previously ordered the annulment of the commanding measures in the officer's case.
"The IDF opposes its further promotion and therefore appealed the decision to the Supreme Court, however the IDF respects the court's decision and acts accordingly. The Supreme Court has ruled that in the meantime the ruling will not be delayed, and therefore the IDF will implement the court's decision. After discussing the placement, it was decided that the officer would continue in his position at his request, and today it was decided to allow him to participate in an assessment center to examine his suitability for promotion, to which he was recommended before his dismissal. "L will continue to accompany the family."
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