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Kan NewsSecurity

Israeli Cabinet Committee Approves Security Detail for Sara Netanyahu Until PM's End of Term

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Hebrew · 11 newsrooms covering

The Israeli Cabinet Committee approved ongoing security for Sara Netanyahu until the Prime Minister's death and for their children for five years.

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  • Israeli Cabinet Committee approved security for Sara Netanyahu until the Prime Minister's lifetime ends.
  • Security protection for the Prime Minister's children was approved for five years.
  • The decision was made on Thursday by the committee overseeing Shin Bet affairs.
  • The security arrangement formalizes protection for the Prime Minister's immediate family.
Israeli Cabinet Committee Approves Security Detail for Sara Netanyahu Until PM's End of Term
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The Israeli Cabinet Committee on Shin Bet Affairs approved a security detail for Sara Netanyahu, the wife of the Prime Minister, to continue until the end of the Prime Minister's lifetime. Additionally, their children will receive security protection for a period of five years. This decision was made on Thursday and formalizes ongoing security arrangements for the Prime Minister's immediate family.

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