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Netiv HaAsara Reaches Settlement with Former Security Officer Over Dismissal Dispute
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First reported by Ynet · Jun 26, 2026
What happened
Netiv HaAsara and former security coordinator Ziv Volk reached a mediation settlement after his post-October 7 dismissal dispute. Volk will receive 160,000 shekels, drop his suit, and waive future claims, while both sides deny the other’s allegations.
- 01Volk will receive 160,000 shekels in enhanced severance.
- 02He originally demanded about 1.4 million shekels.
- 03The dispute stemmed from his job ending after October 7.
- 04Netiv HaAsara rejected his claims and said the suit lacked merit.
- 05The settlement bars future claims and includes no admission of wrongdoing.
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