28% of Israeli police officers resigned since Ben-Gvir took office: Report

Figures emerge amid manpower shortage, with around 2,000 vacancies reported in police stations, traffic division

First reported 24 Sept 2026, 4:08 pm

Published 2 Oct 2026, 3:57 pm

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According to Anadolu Agency, Figures emerge amid manpower shortage, with around 2,000 vacancies reported in police stations, traffic division

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