Roni Alsheich
Roni Alsheich’s alarming statement and the collapse of Netanyahu’s trial - opinion
It comes as no surprise that the main investigations conducted by the state attorney’s office have been crumbling one after another.
Israel Police expected Netanyahu to resign after being indicted - former chief
The 'Ben-Gvir law' gives all power to an unrestrained executive - opinion
Shai Nitzan, ex-PID officials trade jabs over Umm al-Hiran incident
Ex-police chief Alsheich disrupted internal investigations, acted 'criminally' - fmr. PID official
Former Israel Police chief Roni Alsheich viewed the PID as a 'hostile organization' which threatens the Netanyahu trials, the former department deputy head told N12.
Trial against Netanyahu is not dead - Alsheich
Alsheich was the police chief who recommended indicting Netanyahu in 2018.
'False' police spyware allegations is media's 'Yom Kippur' - Alsheich
Former Israel Police commissioner Roni Alsheikh called on Thursday for Calcalist to reveal who fed it what he claimed were the false allegations that the Israel Police illegally spied on citizens.
Former police commissioner gave advice to anti-Netanyahu protest leaders
The former commissioner, during whose tenure Netanyahu was indicted, gave advice on how to handle police actions during protests.
Ex-police chief: Netanyahu should resign before he is convicted
Alshiech said that if Netanyahu serves as Prime Minister until the end of his trial, Israel "will pay an impossible price."
Ex-police chief Alsheich: PM will be convicted, should resign before then
“I hope this will all resolve before that point. I hope for him and I hope for us," said Alsheich.
Committee led by Netanyahu delays book of fmr. police chief Alsheich
The former police commissioner was responsible for gathering evidence that is currently being used in the ongoing corruption trial against Netanyahu.
Ex-law enforcement, judges pile unprecedented criticism on Ohana, PM
ormer state attorney Moshe Lador claimed that Netanyahu had appointed Ohana to attack law enforcement and not because he was qualified for the job of justice minister.
The protests by Ethiopian Israelis, explained
January 30, 2019: Who is buried in Grant’s tomb?
Readers of 'The Jerusalem Post' have their say.
Likud members blast ex-police chief's forecast of Netanyahu's indictment
Likud coalition chairman tells Alsheich "to go home and shut up."
