Rapper and far-right activist Yoav Eliasi, who performs under the stage name "Hatzel," was summoned for questioning Wednesday by Israel's Police Internal Investigations Department as a corruption investigation expands into alleged abuse of his police authority to protect a Tel Aviv entertainment complex. Upon arriving at the Police Internal Investigations Department office in Tel Aviv Wednesday morning, Eliasi posted a photograph to Facebook with the caption "Good morning," appearing to make light of the interrogation process. Citing audio recordings obtained by the outlet, the Haaretz report said Eliasi told one of his business partners that he was "educating" the police "that they can't touch this club." According to the suspicion, the officer acted to advance Eliasi's interests in a club in which he is a partner. Eliasi's firearm was confiscated following the decision, and the Police Internal Investigations Department opened a review of the information revealed in the report.