The Commissioner Requests

Commissioner: "Avoid spreading false information"

Israel Police Commissioner Kobi Shabtai has requested the public to follow the Home Front Command's instructions and refrain from spreading false information and videos, stating that they can create unnecessary panic in the public

(Photo: Police Spokesperson)

Due to the situation in the south, the Israel Police Commissioner held a special situation assessment meeting, attended by all senior members of the organization and individuals in various roles.

According to him: "At this time, fighting is still ongoing in several areas in the south. Israeli police officers and Border Guard fighters are still engaged in close combat with the terrorists, displaying courage and determination. The Israel Police, Border Guard and Israel's National Counter Terror Unit are at the forefront of the fighting, with the goal of restoring security to the communities in the Gaza envelope and the south. Since this morning, police and Border Guard units have successfully rescued many civilians, and even now, we are on our way to rescue additional civilians from all the communities we were called to."

(Photo: Police Spokesperson)

"We will restore security to the streets"

He also said, "The State of Israel is currently at war. Therefore, at this time, I ask the public to listen to the instructions of the Home Front Command, to refrain from spreading false information or videos that can create unnecessary panic. I support the entire security forces deployed in the field and the families of the police officers and volunteers, along with the IDF, Shin Bet, and all security agencies, in restoring security to the streets and communities."

Commissioner War in the South Kobi Shabtai

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