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Ongoing Story· Day 39

Shin Bet to Determine Security for Unprotected Party Leaders

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Shin Bet to Provide Security for Yashar Party Head Gadi Eisenkot

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Shin Bet will begin providing security for Yashar party head Gadi Eisenkot starting October 25, utilizing a private company under its supervision. The security detail is managed by Shin Bet's Unit 730, which protects senior officials. The Yashar party confirmed the arrangements after being notified by Shin Bet. This comes after Eisenkot issued a warning to Prime Minister Netanyahu.

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  • Shin Bet will provide security for Yashar party head Gadi Eisenkot starting October 25.
  • A private company under Shin Bet's Unit 730 will manage Eisenkot's security.
  • Unit 730 specializes in protecting high-ranking Israeli officials.
  • The Yashar party confirmed the security arrangements after notification from Shin Bet.
  • Eisenkot had previously issued a warning to Prime Minister Netanyahu.
Shin Bet to Provide Security for Yashar Party Head Gadi Eisenkot
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Beginning Thursday morning, October 25, Israel's internal security agency, Shin Bet, will commence providing security for Gadi Eisenkot, the head of the Yashar party. The security detail will be managed by a private company operating under the direct supervision of Shin Bet's Unit 730, which specializes in protecting high-ranking Israeli officials. The Yashar party announced that Shin Bet has already notified them of the impending security arrangements. Shin Bet declined to comment on the matter when approached by journalists. This development follows Eisenkot's earlier public warning to Prime Minister Netanyahu.

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