Yashar Says Shin Bet Will Not Directly Guard Gadi Eisenkot (Updated)
Updates
- On September 29, Yashar said the Shin Bet would not assign its own guards to Gadi Eisenkot. The agency described intelligence assistance and coordination with privately hired armed guards.
Original report
Shin Bet chief David Zini approved agency protection for Yashar party leader Gadi Eisenkot on Sunday, reversing his earlier refusal, according to a report published Sunday. The agency's personal security unit is to guard Eisenkot; the report did not say when its detail would begin. The decision followed a police assessment that raised the threat level facing Eisenkot to 4 and recommended armed protection, and an advisory panel's recommendation that he receive security through the election. A ministerial committee had given the Shin Bet authority to determine protection for party leaders who do not qualify automatically.
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