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Netanyahu's Circle Pushes Security Agencies to Extend Family Protection for Five More Years
Benjamin Netanyahu's team is urging Israeli security agencies to approve a five-year extension of Shin Bet protection for his family, including his wife and children, even if he loses the upcoming elections. The request has faced delays due to missing professional security assessments and internal disputes.
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What happened
- 01Netanyahu's circle seeks a five-year Shin Bet security extension for his family regardless of election results.
- 02Sara Netanyahu requested lifetime protection, sparking internal disputes and delays.
- 03Security agencies have yet to provide formal threat assessments, delaying committee decisions.
- 04The Security Cabinet previously approved protection for Sara and children until end of 2026.
- 05Netanyahu himself is entitled to 20 years of post-premiership security coverage.
- 06Debate focuses on the length of extension and whether to fix it now or adjust later based on circumstances.
The issue will be reconsidered soon by advisory and ministerial committees amid concerns over evolving threats and political uncertainties.
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