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Netanyahu Demands Emergency Plan After Shin Bet Warns of Arms Buildup
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has ordered an emergency plan from the Shin Bet after its chief warned of military infrastructure and unit formation within the Negev's Bedouin population. Member of Knesset Almog Cohen is also pushing legislation to allow security forces to operate against weapon stockpiles.
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What happened
- 01Prime Minister Netanyahu demanded an emergency plan from the Shin Bet following a warning about weapons in the Bedouin community.
- 02Shin Bet chief David Zinai alerted the cabinet to military infrastructure and attempts to form units in the Negev.
- 03MK Almog Cohen is promoting legislation to allow security forces to combat weapon stockpiles in the Bedouin sector.
- 04Roi Halon warned that criminal organizations possess military-grade weapons like LAW rockets and explosive drones.
- 05Halon cautioned that current criminal targets do not guarantee future weapon use.
- 06Netanyahu is expected to convene a special discussion on the issue in the coming days.
Concerns were raised about criminal organizations possessing military-grade weapons, including rockets and drones. The Prime Minister is expected to hold a special discussion on the issue soon.
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