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Ongoing Story· Day 54

Democrats Party Claims Sharp Rise in Threats Against Yair Golan, Demands Increased Security

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Shin Bet to Provide Security for MK Yair Golan Following Court Petition

Translated & summarized from Ynet by baba

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The Democratic Party announced that the Shin Bet will now be responsible for the security of its chairman, Yair Golan, following a petition to the High Court of Justice. State representatives presented a security plan that will be updated based on current assessments. This decision comes just two days before the upcoming elections.

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  • Shin Bet will now provide security for MK Yair Golan, effective immediately.
  • The change follows a petition filed with the High Court of Justice by the Democratic Party.
  • State representatives presented a security plan for Golan that will be updated as needed.
  • The decision comes just two days before the upcoming elections.

The Democratic Party announced that, effective this morning, the Shin Bet security agency will be responsible for the security of its chairman, Yair Golan. This change follows a petition filed with the High Court of Justice (Bagatz). Representatives of the state presented a plan for Golan's security, assuring that it would be updated according to current assessments, which has now occurred two days before the elections, according to the party.

The party stated that the state representatives presented a security outline for Golan and promised it would be updated based on current assessments, which has now happened.

YnetCentre · Rishon LeZion

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