Ben Gvir moves police HQ out of crime-hit Nazareth—stunned residents: 'Crime destroyed the city'
בן גביר מוציא את מטה המשטרה מנצרת המדממת - והתושבים המומים: "הפשע החריב את העיר"
Summary
On the orders of National Security Minister Itamar Ben Gvir, the northern police HQ and serious-crime unit will be moved from crime-plagued Nazareth to Nof HaGalil, at a cost of tens of millions—a step he called 'great news'. Nazareth residents protested, with one calling him a 'clown', saying crime 'has destroyed the city'.
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