PMO Security Official Faces Police Complaint Over Alleged Financial Irregularities
The Movement for Quality Government will file a police complaint against PMO security official Alon Haliva following double-payment allegations.
The Movement for Quality Government announced it will file a police complaint against Alon Haliva, deputy director-general for security at the Prime Minister's Office, following revelations broadcast on Channel 13.
Investigation and Allegations
The investigative report alleged that Haliva made double payments to the same company for identical services on multiple occasions. The movement stated that documents and correspondence presented in the broadcast raise serious questions that warrant a formal law enforcement review.
"The report is completely false and distorts reality. All security decisions are made based on professional considerations by authorized security officials," the Prime Minister's Office responded.
Official Response
The Prime Minister's Office strongly defended Haliva, noting that the Supreme Court previously upheld the legality of related administrative decisions and criticized the media exposure of sensitive security arrangements.
