Shin Bet Chief Zini Accuses Minister Struk of Being "Disconnected" Over Settler Violence
Translated & summarized from Srugim by baba
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- Shin Bet Chief David Zini criticized Minister Orit Struk over settler violence.
- Zini accused Struk of being "disconnected" from reality.
- Struk defended her remarks on Palestinian attacks and settler issues.
- Zini called for leadership condemnation of violence.
- Yair Golan issued an ultimatum to the Shin Bet chief.
The head of the Shin Bet, David Zini, sharply criticized Minister Orit Struk on Sunday regarding the controversy surrounding settler violence. She urged for these attacks to be highlighted and addressed.
When Struk claimed she consistently condemns such acts, Zini questioned where her condemnations were voiced. She replied that she had done so on various radio stations, including Reshet Bet and Galatz, urging him to listen.
Separately, Yair Golan issued an ultimatum to Shin Bet Chief Zini, setting a deadline of "until Sunday."
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