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Shin Bet Chief Says Loyalty to Elected Leadership Guided Appointment
The head of Israel's internal security agency stated he accepted the role after determining he could remain loyal to elected officials. The comments were reported by Jerusalem Post.
Jul 8, 3:36 AM·1m read2 sources
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David Zini, chief of the Shin Bet, said he agreed to the appointment because he believed he possessed the ability to remain loyal to the elected leadership. The statement was issued after his selection for the post.
The Shin Bet is responsible for domestic security operations inside Israel. No additional details on the timing or selection process were provided in the report.
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