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YnetnewsSecurity

Shin Bet Holds Up Key Opinion in Qatar-Gate Security Case

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The Shin Bet is delaying the transfer of a critical security opinion to prosecutors in the Qatar-Gate case. This opinion, along with a prior one from the Mossad, will determine the severity of charges against those involved. Prosecutors will formulate their final position only after receiving the Shin Bet's assessment, which could lead to more serious charges if Qatar is deemed an 'enemy state.'

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  • Shin Bet is delaying a key security opinion needed to determine charges in the Qatar-Gate case.
  • The opinion will help prosecutors assess the severity of security charges against those involved.
  • Mossad already transferred its opinion to prosecutors two weeks ago.
  • The assessments from both agencies will shape the strength and gravity of the charges.
  • Qatar being declared an 'enemy state' could lead to more severe charges.

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