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Yiska Haimov Calls for Closing Shin Bet’s Jewish Division

Courtroom-sketch editorial illustration of an archival microphone and cable, providing radio-interview context rather than depicting Haimov or the Kol Barama studio

Yiska Haimov, a Noam LeYisrael Knesset candidate and sister of Shin Bet chief David Zini, called on Wednesday evening for the agency’s Jewish division to be closed. She said this was her party’s position and emphasized that she was not speaking on her brother’s behalf. Asked about administrative orders and offenses by Jews in Judea and Samaria, Haimov said she did not know the administrative-order issue deeply, but maintained that anyone breaking the law should face appropriate law-enforcement measures. She also said the party would continue its election campaign.

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