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Shin Bet Chief Visits West Bank Attack Site, Urges Public to Avoid Vigilantism
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First reported by Ynet · 32 minutes ago
What happened
Shin Bet Chief David Zini visited the West Bank attack site at Gilad Farm, coordinating with IDF commanders to enhance counterterrorism efforts. He condemned the deadly attack, offered condolences, and urged the public to trust security forces rather than resort to vigilantism.
- 01Shin Bet Chief David Zini visited the Gilad Farm attack site in the West Bank on Friday.
- 02He coordinated with Shin Bet and IDF commanders to boost intelligence and counterterrorism operations.
- 03Zini condemned the deadly attack and extended condolences to victims' families.
- 04He acknowledged recent prevention of dozens of attacks but admitted this one was not foiled in advance.
- 05Investigations and operational actions will intensify to apprehend perpetrators or planners.
- 06Zini urged the public not to take the law into their own hands and to trust security forces.
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