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Former PM Bennett Confirms Meeting with Shin Bet Chief Zini to Discuss Security Advice

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Former Israeli Prime Minister Naftali Bennett confirmed a recent meeting with Shin Bet chief David Zini, acknowledging that Zini requested the meeting to seek his advice on security matters. In an interview on 103FM radio, Bennett said Zini invited him and consulted on several issues, emphasizing his commitment to Israel's security. Bennett stated, "I always stand up for the security of the State of Israel," and confirmed the advice related to security topics.

The meeting was first reported by N12 on July 26, 2026, revealing it took place at Zini's request amid Bennett's earlier remarks warning that if the Shin Bet chief allowed political considerations to influence his role, he would be replaced. The discussion also covered security concerns, particularly the rising threats against public officials, including Bennett himself.

Bennett clarified that anyone who uses state tools for political purposes would not have his support, and that Zini's continuation as Shin Bet chief depends on how he performs his duties, not on who appointed him.

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