“Well, I’m not looking to. I don’t think there’s any reason to."

The shocking recordings published by Amit Segal of Boaz Balat, head of the Israel Police Investigations Division, should keep every Israeli citizen awake at night.
The head of the Investigations Division describes investigative methods associated with dark regimes:
Any reasonable person understands that these are cases kept in a drawer, used as leverage to pressure people. They put them in a drawer and do nothing with them for a year. After a year, they take them out and conduct further investigative proceedings.
The State Attorney’s Office in Israel is focused on only one area—public corruption—and everything else is treated as though it doesn’t concern them.
This is chilling testimony from within the system, exposing the complete politicization of law enforcement.
These so-called “public corruption” cases are opened with great fanfare only against the right-wing camp, only to collapse later, as in the case of Prime Minister Netanyahu.
The State Attorney’s Office keeps these cases on hold in order to exert pressure and silence public officials when necessary, all in pursuit of the deep state’s ultimate goal: overthrowing right-wing rule.
The State Attorney’s Office described by Balat resembles the Stasi of East Germany, not an institution of the State of Israel, where there must be full equality before the law.
The State of Israel needs profound reform of the State Attorney’s Office and the police. Those who seek to reverse the reforms we have implemented are the very ones contributing to the complete undermining of Israeli democracy.