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Former Shin Bet Chief Avi Dichter Says Former Colleagues Cut Ties After October 7 Attacks
Former Shin Bet chief and Agriculture Minister Avi Dichter said his former colleagues cut ties with him and his wife after the October 7 attacks, blaming him for the massacre. He also denied any rift with Prime Minister Netanyahu and commented on the pilots' protest, preferring the Supreme Court to decide.
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מה קרה
- 01Avi Dichter said former Shin Bet colleagues severed contact with him and his wife after October 7 attacks.
- 02He was surprised to learn some former unit members were politically left-wing and Peace Now founders.
- 03Dichter was blamed for the massacre and cut off, causing him personal disappointment.
- 04He denied any rift with Prime Minister Netanyahu, citing a 55-year acquaintance and past clarifications.
- 05Dichter prefers the Supreme Court to decide the pilots' protest rather than politician Itamar Ben-Gvir.
- 06His remarks reveal tensions within Israel's security and political spheres post-October 7.
הסיקור
2 מערכות על הידיעה
מי סיקר
- שמאלאין
- מרכזאין
- ימין2
- חרדיתאין
- ערביתאין
איך הידיעה התפרסמה
ראו מי מבין 2 המערכות פרסם ראשון, ומי חיכה
