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Security · Full coverage

At Zini’s Direction, Shin Bet to Monitor Extremist Protests

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At Zini’s Direction, Shin Bet to Monitor Extremist Protests
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By אבי וידר

First reported by Haaretz · Jun 10, 2026

What happened

Shin Bet chief David Zini has ordered the agency to monitor extremist protests after the attempted break-in at Supreme Court Deputy President Noam Sohlberg’s home. The investigation into the break-in remains with police, while 48 detainees were released to house arrest and police say indictments may follow.

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Full coverage · 2 outlets

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Behadrei HaredimRight · HebrewJun 10, 2026
At Zini’s Direction, Shin Bet to Monitor Extremist Protests
HaaretzLeft · HebrewJun 10, 2026
After the Outbreak at Solberg House, the Shin Bet Will Be Involved in Monitoring Haredi Protests

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