Ben Gvir responds to Alsheich: This is not a dictatorship
The National Security Minister responded to the former police commissioner's remarks against him and called him "the corrupt police commissioner who was a partner in fabricating cases against the Prime Minister."
Assessment
A public clash between a current minister and a former police commissioner escalates, with the minister accusing the ex-commissioner of corruption and involvement in fabricating cases against the prime minister. The exchange highlights deep tensions between political leadership and law enforcement institutions. The minister's framing of the dispute as a defense against dictatorship suggests the conflict is being cast in broader political terms.