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Shin Bet Files Complaint Over Netanyahu's UAE Flight Report

By איתמר אייכנר, מורן אזולאיOngoing story · 11 updates
Translated & summarized from Ynet by baba
The story · English

Israel's Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu visited the United Arab Emirates yesterday, a trip confirmed by the Prime Minister's Office. The Shin Bet security agency has filed a complaint with the Chief Military Censor following a report by Channel 12's "Keshet News" regarding the flight.

According to the Prime Minister's Office, Netanyahu's wife, Sara, was also on the flight. Other high-profile individuals aboard included the Director of the Mossad, the National Security Advisor, Military Secretary Major General Guy Marqizano, the head of the Shin Bet's security department, the aircrew, and the security detail.

The Shin Bet's complaint specifically targets the timing of the report's publication. The news broke at 9:38 PM, by which time the aircraft was already far from Israeli airspace. The plane landed back in Israel approximately one hour later, at 10:27 PM, indicating the report was published while the flight was in progress and potentially compromising security.

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