Shin Bet Warns Hamas Planning Major Attack Ahead of Israeli Elections
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- Shin Bet warns Hamas is planning a major attack or hostage-taking during Israeli elections.
- The intelligence was presented by Shin Bet chief David Zini to the security cabinet.
- Hamas may attempt the attack just before or after the elections.
- The goal is to create public outcry and alter the political and security agenda.
- Security forces have increased readiness to prevent attacks.
The head of Israel's domestic security agency, Shin Bet, David Zini, has warned members of the security cabinet that Hamas is actively attempting to organize a major terrorist attack or hostage-taking operation during the upcoming Israeli elections. The warning, reported by N12 News, was based on specific intelligence presented to ministers.
According to Shin Bet's information, Hamas is working to prepare a complex attack or a kidnapping operation. The security service believes the group might attempt such an action shortly before or immediately after the elections.
Shin Bet assesses that Hamas's objectives could include generating widespread public outcry, altering the political agenda in Israel, and shifting the security landscape. In response, security forces have heightened their readiness and are implementing additional measures to thwart potential attacks.
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