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Civil Service Commission Finds Rule Violation by Shin Bet Head's Wife but Takes No Disciplinary Action
Israel's Civil Service Commission informed Shin Bet chief David Zini on July 3 that his wife violated rules by contacting agency employees or their spouses. The commission declined to pursue discipline and referred Zini to the relevant regulations.
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Israel's Civil Service Commission informed Shin Bet security service head David Zini on July 3 that his wife, Naomi Zini, violated a rule by contacting the organization's employees or their wives, Haaretz reported. The commission decided not to take disciplinary action against Zini. It referred him to the prohibition stated in the Civil Service regulations.
Zini initiated the sending of the letter that led to the commission's decision, Haaretz reported. The article appeared at 6:00 PM IDT.
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