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Following his dismissal from police volunteer service, right-wing activist Yoav Eliasi, known as "HaTzel," hinted at his future plans. "When they see me in a suit, they will miss the days I was in uniform," he stated, amid an ongoing investigation by the Police Internal Investigations Department (Mahash) into allegations of breach of trust.

Lin Mor, the mother of the children of right-wing activist Yoav Eliasi ("HaTzel"), broke her silence on Monday and addressed the media storm surrounding his official dismissal from the police. She expressed her disgust at the hatred and schadenfreude surrounding the event and highlighted his years of volunteer service.

Yoav Eliasi, known by his nickname "HaTzel", was officially dismissed on Sunday from his volunteer service in the police following a hearing related to an investigation by the Police Investigation Department (Mahash). Eliasi, who served as a standby squad commander in the Tel Aviv District, is suspected of breach of trust.

Rapper Yoav Eliasi, who frequently shares his political views on social media, is taking an unusual step against Meta, claiming the company has taken a side in the elections. He is now boycotting their platforms and moving his activity to Telegram.

Following the hearing held today (Thursday) at the police, Yoav "HaTzel" Eliasi announced that he is willing to suspend himself from his role as a police volunteer until the conclusion of the investigation by the Department of Internal Police Investigations (Mahash), but clarified that he will not agree to his dismissal before the investigation is completed. The affair is generating significant...

Rapper Yoav Eliasi ("HaTzel") was summoned for questioning at the Police Internal Investigations Department (Mahash) after being dismissed from his role as commander of the Tel Aviv rapid response team. He is suspected of leveraging police connections to prevent the closure of an entertainment complex he co-owns.

Yoav "HaTzel" Eliasi addressed the controversy surrounding his police status in an interview with "HaTzinor." He categorically denied reports of his dismissal, emphasizing that he chose to suspend his volunteer service on his own initiative.

The Police Internal Investigations Department (PIID) has interrogated a police major on suspicion of abusing his position to promote the interests of rapper Yoav Eliasi at a Tel Aviv venue.

Rapper Yoav Eliassi, known as "HaTzel," denied being forcibly removed from his role as a standby squad commander. He stated that he chose to freeze his volunteer service on his own initiative.

Police Commissioner Dani Levy has dismissed rapper Yoav Eliasi (HaTzel) from his role as commander of a rapid response team. The decision follows a Haaretz investigation into his alleged abuse of police connections.

The musician Yoav Eliassi spoke out sharply against the chairman of the "Democrats" party following a quote published in the British newspaper "The Telegraph", and claimed that these statements cause enormous damage to the image of the State of Israel in the world.