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Israel's High Court Orders Shin Bet to Consider Security for Yair Golan
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By יובל קרני
What happened
Israel's High Court has given the Shin Bet and the government two days to decide whether to provide security for Democrats party chairman Yair Golan, who faces numerous explicit threats. The court's order follows a petition by Golan's party after the Shin Bet failed to act on their request.
- 01High Court orders Shin Bet to assess security needs for Yair Golan.
- 02Golan's party petitioned the court citing explicit assassination threats.
- 03Police classify the threat level against Golan as high.
- 04Shin Bet chief was given an ultimatum before the court petition.
- 05Security arrangements for party leaders were recently delegated to Shin Bet.
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