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Ongoing Story· Day 2

Wife of Detainee Appeals to Shin Bet Chief for His Release

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Samaria Council Head Meets Detainee's Wife, Demands Release from Shin Bet

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Samaria Regional Council Head Yossi Dagan met with the wife of a detained security official, demanding his release from Shin Bet facilities. The couple protested the arrest, which occurred early in the morning at their home. The wife described her husband as a dedicated professional and stated he would have cooperated with any investigation.

The story in 5 lines · by baba

  • Samaria Council Head Yossi Dagan met with the wife of a detained security official.
  • They jointly called for the detainee's release from Shin Bet facilities.
  • The wife protested the early morning arrest at their home.
  • She described her husband as a "systemic and value-driven" security official.
  • The couple stated he would have appeared for questioning if summoned.
Samaria Council Head Meets Detainee's Wife, Demands Release from Shin Bet
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Yossi Dagan, the Head of the Samaria Regional Council, met with Tz, the wife of a detained security official from the Samaria region. Following their meeting, the two issued a joint statement calling for the detainee's release from Shin Bet facilities and protesting the manner of his arrest.

Tz described her husband as a "very systemic and very value-driven" security official. She stated that he would have appeared for questioning if summoned, asserting, "There was no reason to arrest him as if he were a terrorist, at his home, in the early morning, with his family."

The joint statement emphasized that the detained individual should not be held in Shin Bet facilities.

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