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Shibli Local Council Head Reveals Multiple Attempts on His Life Amid Reform Efforts
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First reported by N12 · 7 hours ago
What happened
Hatem Shibli, head of Shibli-Umm al-Ghanam council in Israel's Lower Galilee, revealed multiple assassination attempts against him linked to his anti-corruption reforms, including arson attacks and shootings. Despite being under high-level protection, he continues to face serious threats from criminal groups opposing his efforts.
- 01Hatem Shibli faced four arson attacks on the council building in two years, narrowly escaping death.
- 02He has been shot at twice, wounded once, and had ten vehicles set on fire.
- 03Shibli is under the highest threat level and protected by a special Interior Ministry unit.
- 04The attacks stem from criminal groups opposing his anti-corruption reforms.
- 05He describes the role of public officials fighting crime as a "ticking bomb" for their families.
- 06Despite threats, Shibli continues reforms but limits his movements for safety.
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