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Supreme Court Rejects Shin Bet Employees' Request for Further Delay in Zini Case
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By מוטי קסטל
First reported by Haaretz · 1 day ago
What happened
Israel's Supreme Court denied a request by Shin Bet employees to further delay revealing their identities in a case concerning their opposition to David Zini's appointment. The court expressed frustration with the prolonged saga and set a new deadline of September 17.
- 01Supreme Court denied Shin Bet employees' request for more time.
- 02Employees opposed David Zini's appointment and fear for their safety.
- 03Court expressed frustration with the prolonged legal battle.
- 04A new deadline of September 17 was set for name submission.
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