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YnetSecurity

Security Chief Criticized for Granting Lifetime Protection to Netanyahu Family

Translated & summarized from Ynet by baba

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Hebrew · 11 newsrooms covering

The Israeli Cabinet committee approved lifelong security for Sara Netanyahu, sparking criticism of Shin Bet chief David Zini for yielding to the family's demands.

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  • The Cabinet committee approved lifelong security for Sara Netanyahu regardless of election results.
  • Shin Bet chief David Zini faced criticism for the decision.
  • A source called the move a failure and accused Zini of yielding to Netanyahu family demands.
  • Sara Netanyahu reportedly sought security as insurance against a potential election loss.
  • The protection applies even if Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu leaves office.
Security Chief Criticized for Granting Lifetime Protection to Netanyahu Family
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A source familiar with the details criticized the Shin Bet chief David Zini following the Cabinet committee's decision to grant lifelong security to Sara Netanyahu, wife of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. The protection will continue regardless of election outcomes. The source described the decision as a failure by Zini, accusing him of yielding to the Netanyahu family's demands. It was suggested that Sara Netanyahu sought this security as a safeguard in case her husband loses the elections and they are forced to leave the Prime Minister's residence.

YnetCentre · Rishon LeZion

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