Israeli bureaucrats sense the right wind

Moshe Karadi, fired recently from the position of police chief, tries rapprochement with conservative Jews, claims Amona was a mistake on the police’s part. Karadi presided over brutal suppression of the Jews who opposed Israeli destruction of the Amona settlement. On Karadi’s orders, police forged a videotape of purported instruction to the troops to avoid violence in Amona. Karadi’s successors will be wary of beating Jewish right-wingers.
Karadi told the Jerusalem Post what every Israeli knows: that the ruling establishment frequently uses police for political witch-hunt, forces police to investigate innocent or dead-end cases to feed the political smear campaigns.