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Minister Struk Clashes With Shin Bet Chief Over West Bank Violence Minister Orit Struk and Shin Bet Director David Zini engaged in a sharp dispute over the portrayal of violence in the West Bank, with Struk accusing the security establishment of bias and Zini calling her "disconnected" from reality. The clash occurred amid an attempted Palestinian attack in Benjamin.
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Illustration by baba What happened 01 Minister Orit Struk and Shin Bet Director David Zini had a heated argument. 02 Struk accused the security establishment of bias regarding West Bank violence. 03 Zini called Struk "disconnected" and demanded leadership condemn violence. 04 The dispute occurred during a political-security cabinet meeting. 05 An attempted Palestinian attack in Benjamin preceded the clash. Translated and summarized by baba from Mako , the latest report. Read Mako’s original The coverage
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