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Shin Bet Chief Hesitates Over Lifetime Security Request for Netanyahu Family
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First reported by N12 · 2 hours ago
What happened
Shin Bet chief David Zini has not approved a security assessment for the Netanyahu family after Sara Netanyahu requested lifetime protection for herself and her children, a move opposed by security professionals who recommend threat-based security levels. The Prime Minister's Office denies the report.
- 01Sara Netanyahu requested lifetime security for herself and her children regardless of election results.
- 02Shin Bet's Unit 730 assessed no ongoing threat justifies permanent close protection for Avner and Yair Netanyahu.
- 03Shin Bet chief David Zini has not signed or forwarded the security assessment for ministerial review.
- 04Zini is torn between professional advice and a possible five-year security provision for the family.
- 05The Prime Minister's Office called the report "fake news."
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