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Israeli Security Guard Draws Long Gun During Prime Minister’s Motorcade in Tel Aviv
How 3 Israeli newsrooms covered this story — translated into English and compared side by side.
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First reported by Srugim · 2 hours ago
What happened
A Shin Bet security guard drew a long gun during Prime Minister Netanyahu’s motorcade in Tel Aviv last Thursday, responding to a potential threat. The Shin Bet confirmed the action was proper, safe, and followed official protocols.
- 01A Shin Bet guard drew a long firearm during the Prime Minister’s motorcade in Tel Aviv last Thursday.
- 02The guard opened the vehicle door while moving and aimed at an unidentified roadside target.
- 03The Personal Security Unit uses such measures to respond immediately to potential threats near the convoy.
- 04Shin Bet confirmed the action was conducted according to operational procedures and posed no risk to civilians.
- 05The incident was captured on video and sparked public interest and official clarification.
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