Israel's Security Agencies Hunt Jewish Attackers of European Diplomats
Translated & summarized from Makan by baba
Israel's Shin Bet and police are searching for Jewish individuals who assaulted European diplomats and journalist Heidi Levine Milner in the Benjamin region last weekend. Police arrived at the scene three hours after the attack, which involved a tour not coordinated with security forces. The journalist's son expressed doubt about government action but stressed the need for order, stating the incident doesn't represent Israel.
The story in 4 lines · by baba
- Shin Bet and police are searching for Jewish assailants who attacked European diplomats and journalist Heidi Levine Milner.
- The attack occurred last weekend in the Benjamin region, with police arriving three hours after the incident.
- The diplomats' tour was not coordinated with security forces, according to a security source.
- The journalist's son stated his mother doubts the government will act but stressed the need for order.
Israel's General (Shin Bet) and police are continuing their search for the Jewish assailants who attacked European diplomats and journalist Heidi Levine Milner in the Benjamin region last weekend. The Foreign Ministry has been tasked with obtaining statements from the foreign representatives present at the time of the assault. A security source told our radio station that police arrived at the scene three hours after the incident, by which time the attackers had fled. The source added that the diplomats' tour was not coordinated with security forces. Mikhail Milner, the son of the assaulted journalist, stated that his mother does not believe the government will take any action following the incident. He emphasized the need for the government to prove its ability to maintain order, asserting that the events do not represent Israel.
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