Shin Bet Chief Warns of Terrorist Infrastructure in Negev
Summarized from Ynetnews by baba
Shin Bet chief David Zini warned of emerging armed groups with ties to terrorist organizations in Israel's Negev region, citing military infrastructure and attempts to form battalions within Bedouin communities. These groups reportedly have links to Hamas, with individuals marrying those from Gaza and the West Bank. The revelation follows increased weapon smuggling and rising crime rates in southern Israel, prompting criticism of the government's security efforts.
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- Shin Bet chief David Zini warned of armed groups with terrorist ties emerging in the Negev.
- These groups are establishing military infrastructure and attempting to form battalions in Bedouin communities.
- The emerging battalions reportedly have troubling ties to Hamas, including through marriage.
- The warning comes amid rising crime and increased weapon smuggling into Israel.
- A case involves the sister of Hamas leader Ismail Haniyeh, accused of praising him after October 7.
- A Ra'am official criticized the government's failure to curb crime, experiencing gunfire during a visit.
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