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Former PM Bennett Reveals Shin Bet Chief Requested Security Advice in Private Meeting
Naftali Bennett revealed that Shin Bet chief David Zini privately sought his advice on security issues. Bennett affirmed his readiness to support Israel's security and indicated he would assess security officials' roles if he returns as prime minister.
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What happened
- 01Naftali Bennett disclosed a private meeting where Shin Bet chief David Zini sought his security advice.
- 02Bennett stressed he assists national security whenever requested and keeps such meetings confidential.
- 03He expects professional security officials to remain regardless of government changes, replacing politicized ones.
- 04Bennett plans to review security chiefs' performance after forming a new government.
- 05He intends to declare Qatar a hostile state due to its Hamas support and global influence efforts.
- 06Bennett criticized the current government for not taking similar steps against Qatar.
He also vowed to designate Qatar a hostile state for backing Hamas and criticized the current government for inaction.
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