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The Jerusalem PostSecurity

Shin Bet Seeks Legal Action Over Report Allegedly Jeopardizing Netanyahu's Security

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Israel's Shin Bet is seeking legal action against Channel 12 over a report published during Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's flight to the UAE, claiming it endangered the premier and his delegation. The Shin Bet and Mossad assessed the report as a serious security threat, exposing operational methods and jeopardizing future missions.

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  • Shin Bet seeks legal action against Channel 12 for endangering Netanyahu's security.
  • Report published while PM's plane was airborne, outside Israeli borders.
  • Shin Bet claims report exposed operational methods, risking future missions.
  • Mossad also deemed the leak a serious security threat to Israel.
  • Delegation included National Security Council head and other security personnel.
Shin Bet Seeks Legal Action Over Report Allegedly Jeopardizing Netanyahu's Security
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