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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 Detail for Gadi Eisenkot

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Gadi Eisenkot, chairman of the Yashar party and former IDF Chief of Staff, will receive security protection starting October 25, following a decision by the Shin Bet. A private company under Shin Bet supervision will provide the detail. The party announced the decision but did not specify the reasons or threat assessment, and Shin Bet did not comment.

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  • Gadi Eisenkot, chairman of the Yashar party, will receive security protection starting October 25.
  • The Shin Bet (SHABAK) made the decision to provide security for Eisenkot.
  • A private company under Shin Bet supervision will manage the security detail.
  • Eisenkot is a former Chief of Staff of the Israel Defense Forces (IDF).
  • The party did not disclose the reasons for the security decision.
Shin Bet to Provide Security Detail for Gadi Eisenkot
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Beginning October 25, Gadi Eisenkot, chairman of the Yashar party, will be provided with security protection. The Yashar party announced that it had received notification from the Shin Bet (SHABAK) regarding this decision. According to the party's statement, the security detail for the former IDF Chief of Staff will be managed by a private company operating under the direct supervision of SHABAK's Unit 730, which is responsible for the security arrangements of senior Israeli officials. The decision was made shortly before the security detail was set to commence its duties on the morning of October 25. The party's announcement did not include specific details about the reasons for the security provision or an assessment of potential threats. Shin Bet representatives did not respond to requests for comment.

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