Shin Bet Chief Visits France for Security Talks Amid Rioting
Summarized from The Times of Israel by baba
Shin Bet chief David Zini visited France for security talks on terrorism and extremism following severe rioting. The visit, planned before the unrest, included meetings with French intelligence agencies. Prime Minister Netanyahu criticized France's handling of the riots, attributing them to extremist Muslims. Security cooperation continues despite diplomatic friction between the two nations.
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- Shin Bet chief David Zini visited France for security talks on terrorism and extremism.
- The visit occurred amid severe rioting in France, the worst in recent years.
- Zini met with senior officials from France's DGSI and DGSE intelligence agencies.
- Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu criticized France's preparedness for the unrest.
- Security cooperation between Israel and France continues despite diplomatic tensions.
- France has imposed sanctions on Israeli settlements and restricted Israeli defense firms.
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