Security Guard for Netanyahu Draws Weapon During Routine Tel Aviv Convoy
Translated & summarized from Channel 13 by baba
A security guard protecting Prime Minister Netanyahu drew a firearm during a routine convoy in Tel Aviv, with Shin Bet confirming the action was lawful and posed no civilian risk.
The story in 6 lines · by baba
- A security guard for PM Netanyahu drew a long weapon during a convoy in Tel Aviv.
- The incident occurred on a routine journey last Thursday.
- The guard aimed the weapon at an unspecified target.
- Shin Bet confirmed the guard acted according to protocol.
- No risk to civilians was caused by the incident.
- The action was authorized under legal and procedural guidelines.
On Thursday, a security guard from the unit responsible for protecting Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu was recorded drawing a long firearm while traveling in the convoy through Tel Aviv. The guard aimed the weapon at an unspecified target during what was described as a routine journey. The Shin Bet security agency stated that all actions taken by the guard were conducted according to protocol and did not pose any risk to civilians. They emphasized that the operation complied fully with legal authorities and established procedures.
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