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Moshe Mizrahi
Moshe Mizrahi was an Israel Police major general and a Knesset member for the Labor Party and the Zionist Union.
1950 to 2022Heading the police Investigations DivisionLabor Party Knesset memberWiretapping controversy in police investigations
- Born
- 20 September 1950, Tiberias
- Died
- 11 December 2022, Shoham
- Occupation
- politician, police officer
- Party
- Israeli Labor Party
- Education
- Tel Aviv University
- Rank
- Nitzav
Moshe Mizrahi was born in 1950 in Tiberias
Mizrahi was born in Tiberias in 1950, the seventh of eight children. He went to school in Tiberias.
He joined the IDF in 1968 and served in the Golani Brigade. A training accident cost him his right eye, and he was released. He then studied law at Tel Aviv University.
He joined the Israel Police in 1976 as a prosecutor. He later led the college for senior officers, headed the unit for international investigations from 1997, and became head of the Investigations Division in 2001. After a review of his use of wiretaps, he was removed from that post in 2004 and then led the Community and Civil Guard until he retired in 2006.
In 2008 he was elected to the Shoham local council. He entered the Knesset for Labor in 2013 and returned for the Zionist Union in 2018. He died in Shoham in 2022.
Moshe Mizrahi's life in 10 milestones
- 1950
Born in Tiberias.
- 1968
Joined the IDF in the Golani Brigade.
- 1976
Joined the Israel Police as a prosecutor.
- 1997
Became head of the unit for international investigations.
- 2001
Became head of the Investigations Division.
- 2004
Removed from his post by Minister Gideon Ezra.
- 2006
Retired from the police.
- 2008
Elected to the Shoham local council.
- 2013
Elected to the Knesset for the Labor Party.
- 2018
Returned to the Knesset for the Zionist Union.
Moshe Mizrahi held 2 offices between 2008 and 2019
- council member 2008 to 2013
- Knesset member 2013 to 2015, 2018 to 2019
Moshe Mizrahi served in the military
He enlisted in the IDF in November 1968 and served in the Golani Brigade. He was released after losing his right eye in a training accident.
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Abraham Burgborn 1955Speaker of the KnessetPolitics
Shlomo Ben-Amiborn 1943Foreign Minister under Ehud BarakPolitics
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