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0404Security

Shin Bet and Mossad Complain to Censor Over Prime Minister's Flight Report

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Hebrew · 17 newsrooms covering

Israel's Shin Bet and Mossad intelligence agencies filed a strong complaint against Channel 12 News for reporting on Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's flight, citing risks to his security, operations, and forces.

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  • Shin Bet and Mossad filed a complaint against Channel 12.
  • The complaint concerns a report on the Prime Minister's flight.
  • Agencies cited risks to the PM, operations, and forces.
  • The report allegedly jeopardized security matters and personnel.
Shin Bet and Mossad Complain to Censor Over Prime Minister's Flight Report
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The Shin Bet security agency and the Mossad intelligence agency have filed a sharp complaint with the military censor against Channel 12 News. The complaint stems from a report broadcast by Channel 12 concerning Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's flight.

According to the complaint, the report jeopardized the security of the Prime Minister, ongoing operations, and security forces. The agencies argue that the details revealed in the broadcast could endanger sensitive security matters and personnel.

The specific details of the report and the nature of the alleged security risk have not been fully disclosed, but the severity of the complaint indicates significant concern from the intelligence and security bodies regarding the potential ramifications of the broadcast.

0404Right · Jerusalem

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