Minister May Golan said Friday that the historic decision to bring the Shin Bet security service into the fight against organized crime — which she led together with Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and Minister Itamar Ben Gvir — is already yielding results.
Minister May Golan said Friday that the decision to bring the Shin Bet into the fight against organized crime is already showing results on the ground. Golan stated that she led the initiative together with Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and Minister Itamar Ben Gvir, calling it a historic move. The statement comes amid a broader effort to address a surge of violent crime in Arab communities. As The Zioneer previously reported in July, Golan had argued that police lack the resources and legal mandate to handle the problem alone, and that Shin Bet involvement is necessary.
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