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Shin Bet Chief Considers Canceling Poland Missions Citing Value Concerns
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First reported by Behadrei Haredim · 10 hours ago
What happened
Shin Bet Chief David Zini is considering canceling the agency's educational missions to Poland, questioning their value. This follows his recent decisions to halt Pride Month events and remove LGBTQ symbols and a memorial within the agency, signaling significant shifts in organizational values.
- 01Shin Bet Chief David Zini is inclined to cancel educational missions to Poland.
- 02Zini stated, "We do not absorb values on foreign soil" during internal discussions.
- 03The agency declined to comment on the potential cancellation.
- 04Zini also ended Pride Month events and removed LGBTQ symbols from Shin Bet offices.
- 05A memorial for personnel fallen on October 7 was removed under Zini's orders.
- 06These changes reflect broader value shifts since Zini took office.
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