The pimp affair: The Knesset plenum voted against a parliamentary inquiry committee
By a majority of 46 MKs against 41, the proposal raised at the initiative of MK Ophir Sofer from the opposition fell.
According to Sofer, the details of the affair that were revealed in Walla !, require urgent investigation and investigation by the IPS.
Yaki Adamkar and Liran Levy
08/12/2021
Wednesday, 08 December 2021, 19:36 Updated: 20:03
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In the video: Northern District Commander of the IPS, Gondar Arik Yaakov, in the Investigation Committee for the Escape from Gilboa Prison (Photo: Shalom Shalom / TPS)
The Knesset plenum voted this evening (Wednesday) against the establishment of a parliamentary inquiry committee in the case of the prisoner pimp.
46 MKs opposed, 41 supported. This, after MK Ofir Sofer (Religious Zionism) from the opposition put to the vote the proposal to establish a commission of inquiry.
According to the Minister of Internal Security, Amar Bar-Lev, his opposition stems from the desire to allow other proceedings underway in the State Attorney's Office to be exhausted.
According to MK Sofer, following the testimony of the Gilboa commander, about pimping in the prisons and the announcement that the IPS investigation committee will not investigate the affair, the MK put to a vote a proposal to establish a parliamentary inquiry committee to examine the conduct of the prison service.
More on Walla!
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Knesset Plenum, today (Photo: Knesset Spokeswoman, Noam Moskowitz)
Homeland Security Minister Amar Bar-Lev objected to supporting the proposal, but over the past day MKs in the coalition have pressured freedom to vote on the establishment of the committee. Proposed to postpone the vote for a week or two, in order to allow the coalition to support.
"I agree with the issue raised by MK Sofer and with every word about the importance of the matter," said Deputy Minister Sagalovich. "But the pathos that accompanied the remarks made by MK Sofer is not entirely appropriate for the circumstances. This is not a revelation that was
announced
yesterday. "The government proposes to postpone the vote for a month until a decision is made by the State Attorney's Office in the case
. During the vote, any coalition member who votes against, members of the opposition shout at her: "Shame." The bid fell, 46 h.Kim opposed and 41 supported.
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