Shin Bet Denies Security Detail for Gadi Eisenkot, Approves Alternative Measures for Party Leaders
The Shin Bet (Israel Security Agency) will not provide dedicated security protection for Gadi Eisenkot, the leader of the National Unity party. The decision comes after consultations within and outside the agency, with Shin Bet Director Ronen Bar approving a new set of measures aimed at providing optimal security for party leaders.
These alternative security arrangements include providing oversight and intelligence accompaniment from Shin Bet intelligence units. Additionally, the agency will authorize private security firms hired by party leaders to carry firearms, even without specific intelligence or a tangible threat.
The Shin Bet will maintain full coordination with the party leaders' security details. Regular security assessments will be conducted to evaluate and determine the specific threat level faced by each party leader individually. The agency stated these measures are intended to ensure the best possible security response for all party leaders.
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