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Netanyahu claims decision to fire Shin Bet chief not connected to Qatar inquiry

Israeli PM says Ronen Bar sacked over 7 October report, rather than investigation into his office’s alleged links to Qataris

The Guardian - UK

Who is Ronen Bar, the sacked chief of Israel’s Shin Bet security service?

Former special forces soldier made enemies after disagreements with far-right factions in Netanyahu government

The Guardian - UK

Netanyahu announces plans to fire Shin Bet chief for ‘ongoing distrust’ during war

This comes at a time when the security service is investigating two of the prime minister’s advisers over alleged payments from Qatar

The Independent UK

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Israel's Netanyahu Seeks To Fire Internal Security Agency Chief

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said Sunday that he was seeking to dismiss the head of Israel's internal security agency, who swiftly called the move political and said the premier expected "personal loyalty".

International Business Times

Netanyahu moves to dismiss domestic security chief over lack of ‘trust’

Israeli leader says that he no longer has faith in the head of Shin Bet.

Al Jazeera

Netanyahu says he will seek to dismiss the head of Israel's internal security service

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu says he will bring a vote to the government this week to dismiss the director of the Shin Bet internal security service

The Independent UK

Israel PM, Security Agency Fight It Out In Public

Israel's premier and the head of internal security are engaged in a very public spat over reforms to the agency, accused of failing to prevent the October 7, 2023 attack.

International Business Times

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Israel's Netanyahu should leave 'immediately', former Shin Bet chief Ami Ayalon says

FRANCE 24 spoke to Ami Ayalon, who was the head of Israel's internal security agency, the Shin Bet, from 1996 to 2000. "As long as he (Binyamin Netanyahu) is prime minister, we shall not have peace [and] security," Ayalon said. The former spy chief said he believes "most of the…

France 24

Anti-Government Protestors Breach Security Near Israeli Prime Minister's Residence

Anti-government protestors clash with police near Israeli PM's residence, highlighting tensions and security challenges faced by authorities.

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Israel says it foiled Iranian plot to target, spy on senior Israeli politicians

Israel’s internal security agency says it has arrested five Palestinians in a plot allegedly hatched in Iran to target and spy on senior Israeli politicians, including the country’s far-right national security minister

The Independent UK

Israel Foils Tehran-Sponsored Terrorist Plot To Assassinate National Security Minister

Israeli forces arrest five suspects recruited by Iran, thwarting planned attacks in Jewish state

Zenger

Shin Bet Chief Cautions Against Agency Fighting Arab Crime

Israel Security Agency (Shin Bet) Director

Zenger

Israel Exposes Iranian Phishing Campaign Targeting Israeli Officials

Iranian hackers impersonated Israelis on LinkedIn to gather sensitive information

Zenger

Israeli Soldier, Border Police Injured In Clashes With Palestinians

Violence erupts in Turmus Aya as forces seize funds for terror activities; six Palestinians charged in connection with shootings.

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Six Palestinians Charged In String Of Shootings In Judea And Samaria

Israel Security Agency reveals details of attacks targeting Jewish community; no injuries reported

Al Jazeera

Why Shin Bet may be used to police Palestinian areas in Israel

PM Netanyahu is strongly considering deploying the internal security service to police Palestinian citizens of Israel.

The Independent UK

Israeli security agency defends use of threatening messages

Israel’s Shin Bet internal security agency is defending its use of a surveillance tool that was used to send threatening text messages to Palestinian protesters at Jerusalem’s most sensitive holy site two years ago

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