Israeli police chief resigns due to internal divisions

The police chief of the Zionist regime said that if the current situation continues, he will not be able to continue his work for the fourth year.Many Israeli officials and experts have declared the presence of extremist elements in the cabinet of the Zionist regime, such as Interior Minister Itamar Ben Gwirr and other individuals associated with ultra-Orthodox and religious parties, as the reason for the more rapid collapse of this cabinet, the spread of the Palestinian Intifada and the international isolation of the Zionists. .

Kobi Shabtai announced on Sunday that he would retire at the end of his three-year term, according to the Times of Israel newspaper. "It's no secret that I'm not interested in extending my service under such conditions," Shabtai said at a meeting with heads of Arab municipalities at the police academy in Beit Shemesh.The police chief did not wait for Interior Minister Ben-Gvir's resignation letter, which he had postponed because of last week's Druze riots, and preempted it with his own, unflattering statement to the minister.Earlier this week, tens of thousands of Zionists demonstrated for the 25th consecutive week against the far-right cabinet of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and his judicial coup in Tel Aviv and several other cities.