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Arutz ShevaSecurity

Israel Requests Millions More for Minister's Security Amid Iranian Threat Concerns

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Hebrew · 1 newsroom

Israel is seeking an additional NIS 10.5 million for the security of Minister of Science Gila Gamliel due to rising threats. The increased budget for 2026 follows a security enhancement over the past year. Assessments suggest potential Iranian involvement, possibly linked to her ties with the Iranian Crown Prince.

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  • Israel seeks NIS 10.5 million more for Minister Gila Gamliel's security.
  • Security for the Minister of Science was already increased this past year.
  • The additional funds are requested for the year 2026.
  • Threats against Gamliel are linked to the ongoing war and other scenarios.
  • Intelligence suggests possible Iranian targeting due to her ties with the Iranian Crown Prince.

Israel has requested an additional NIS 10.5 million to bolster the security detail for Minister of Science Gila Gamliel. The request comes after her security was already enhanced over the past year due to rising threats. The increased budget is intended to cover additional expenses stemming from an elevated risk assessment for the minister in 2026.

Official documents cite a worsening threat level against Gamliel over the last year, based on security assessments related to the ongoing war and other potential threats. The need for the supplementary funding is reportedly linked to intelligence evaluations concerning potential Iranian involvement.

There is an assessment that Iranian elements may be targeting Gamliel due to her reported connections with the Iranian Crown Prince. However, the report emphasizes that this remains an assessment and not a confirmed attribution of the threats' origin.

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