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Israel's Aviation Security Chief Works as Freelancer, Holds Multiple Jobs
How 1 Israeli newsrooms covered this story — translated into English and compared side by side.
By יובל שדה
What happened
Israel's Ministry of Transport revealed that Dvir Rubinstein, the manager of its Aviation Security Operations Center, is a freelancer who holds multiple jobs, including owning a private company and previously lecturing for a police-affiliated college. His additional work was reportedly approved and conducted outside ministry hours.
- 01Aviation security manager for Israel's Transport Ministry is a freelancer.
- 02He holds multiple jobs, including owning a private company.
- 03He previously lectured at a police-run college.
- 04His additional work was approved and done outside ministry hours.
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The coverage
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