The Israeli government has approved the appointment of reserve Lieutenant Colonel Ofir Levi as deputy head of the National Security Council (NSC), according to an unsourced report. No further details on the decision or timeline were provided.
The Israeli government has approved the appointment of reserve Lt. Col. Ofir Levi as deputy head of the National Security Council (NSC), according to an unsourced report. This follows the recent unanimous approval of Shmuel Ben Ezra as NSC head on June 7, and a prior expectation, reported on July 4, that Levi would be nominated. No further details on the appointment's context, timeline, or responsibilities were provided. The Zioneer has not independently corroborated this report.
2 developments
- DevelopingGovernment unanimously approves appointment of Shmuel Ben Ezra as National Security Council head
- DevelopingNoam Shapira appointed director of Israel's National Public Diplomacy Directorate
- StrongBen Gvir praises appointment of Eran Nahon as legal advisor to Israel Police
- DevelopingNetanyahu security cabinet convenes overnight
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