The family of a fallen Shin Bet operative said that if reported quotes are accurate, the move continues a governmental narrative of abandoning the operatives after their deaths, and called on Zini to retract his decision.
The family of a Shin Bet operative killed in the line of duty issued a sharp response Wednesday evening to reports that senior official Zini is advancing the firing or dismissal of a security figure. The family said that if the reported quotes attributed to Zini are accurate, the move represents a continuation of a governmental narrative that abandons Shin Bet operatives after their deaths — specifically referencing fallen operative Ido and other members of the service. The family called on Zini to retract the decision. The remarks, aired on Channel 12, add to growing public and political criticism of the reported move. The Zioneer has not independently confirmed the exact quotes attributed to Zini, and the full context of the decision remains under discussion.
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