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Shin Bet chief orders removal of memorial board for October 7 fallen operatives

Translated & summarized from Channel 13 by baba
The story · English

Shin Bet chief David Zini has ordered the removal of a memorial board displayed inside the agency that listed the names and photos of operatives killed in the October 7 massacre. The order affects a tribute that had been set up to honor fallen Shin Bet personnel from that day.

The report of Zini’s decision was published by Haaretz. According to a Shin Bet statement, Zini believes that presenting only some of the fallen “lessens the failure,” referring to the broader organizational responsibility tied to the October 7 events.

The agency also said its aim is to commemorate the memory of all those who fell in an appropriate manner. No replacement memorial plan or timetable was provided in the report.

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