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Foreign Journalist Detained at President's Residence Amid Security Scare

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Foreign Journalist Detained at Israeli President's Residence Entrance

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A foreign journalist was detained at the entrance to the Israeli President's Residence after security equipment malfunctioned. Police sappers and security specialists responded to the scene. The incident temporarily closed the residence, where President Yitzhak Herzog was to hold election consultations. The situation is under ongoing investigation.

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  • A foreign journalist was detained at the Israeli President's Residence entrance due to a security equipment malfunction.
  • Police sappers and security specialists were dispatched to the scene following the incident.
  • The President's Residence was temporarily closed for consultations with party leaders.
  • President Yitzhak Herzog was scheduled to meet with party leaders regarding election results.
  • The incident occurred on Tuesday afternoon before scheduled political meetings.

A foreign journalist was detained at the entrance to the Israeli President's Residence on Tuesday after security equipment detected something suspicious. Police sappers and security specialists were called to the scene. The President's Residence, where Yitzhak Herzog was scheduled to begin consultations with party leaders regarding election results at 5:00 PM, was temporarily closed due to the incident. Information is still being clarified.

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