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Shin Bet Allocated Government Site for Likud Event with Netanyahu

By יהושע (ג'וש) בריינר
Translated & summarized from Haaretz by baba
The story · English

The Shin Bet security agency allocated a government website for registration to a Likud party event featuring Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. This decision was made without legal approval, prompting criticism. The event is reportedly for Likud activists and is scheduled to take place on Thursday.

Details about the event and the specific government site used were not immediately disclosed. However, the allocation of state resources for a political party event, especially without proper authorization, raises questions about the separation between state institutions and political activities.

The Prime Minister's Office and the Likud party have not yet commented on the matter. The Shin Bet has also not released an official statement regarding the allocation.

Read the original at Haaretz
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