Meretz Party Seeks Supreme Court Order for Security Detail for Yair Golan
The Meretz party filed a petition with the Israeli Supreme Court on Tuesday, demanding that the Shin Bet security agency provide protection for its chairman, Yair Golan. The petition, submitted to Shin Bet Director David Zini and the Israeli government, cites numerous explicit death threats against Golan as justification for the urgent need for security.
Meretz attached evidence of online posts containing threats to kill Golan and wishing him dead to its filing. The party argued in the petition that Golan has faced dozens of direct threats and that each day without security protection puts his life at risk.
The party is requesting a court order and an expedited review of the petition. Yair Golan, a former IDF deputy chief of staff, has been a vocal critic of the current government's policies.
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