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Ongoing Story· Day 2

Shin Bet Chief Visits Paris Amid Riots to Discuss Counter-Terrorism

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Shin Bet Chief Meets French Counterparts Amid Riots

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Shin Bet chief David Zini met with senior French intelligence officials in Paris to discuss counterterrorism and radical Islam amidst ongoing riots and protests across France. The visit followed a weekend of demonstrations where 1,200 protesters were arrested and 150 police officers were injured. The discussions focused on combating terrorism and radical Islam, with the Shin Bet declining to comment on the meetings.

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  • Shin Bet chief David Zini met with French intelligence officials in Paris.
  • Discussions focused on counterterrorism and radical Islam amid French riots.
  • The visit occurred after 1,200 protesters were arrested and 150 police injured.
  • Riots involved clashes, looting, and arson in major French cities.
  • The Shin Bet declined to confirm the meetings or provide details.
Shin Bet Chief Meets French Counterparts Amid Riots
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