Supreme Court President Urges Petitioner to Withdraw Security Petition Against Shin Bet
Translated & summarized from Srugim by baba
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- Supreme Court President Amit suggested withdrawing the petition.
- The court acknowledged ongoing concern over the security issue.
- Shin Bet will guide police based on provided information.
- The court will not interfere with Shin Bet's security operations.
The Supreme Court, led by President Yitzhak Amit, has "suggested" that Yair Golan withdraw his petition against the Shin Bet regarding security arrangements. The court's statement came after a closed-door session with a Shin Bet representative.
Justice Amit acknowledged the significance of the issue raised by the petitioner, stating that the court remains concerned about the problem. He explained that the Shin Bet will guide the police based on information provided, and can assist Golan in specific incidents. Amit emphasized that the Shin Bet has a professional body dedicated to personal security matters and that the court would not intervene in their operations.
"We understand that regarding manpower, the service will guide and will continue to guide the police according to the information you provide. The service can help you with the police in certain events. The service carries out ongoing activity regarding personal security. We have a professional body whose art is its Torah in this matter and we will not interfere," Amit stated, before proposing the withdrawal of the petition.
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