Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu brought Shin Bet Director David Zini and Military Intelligence Chief Shlomi Binder to his meeting with Trump envoy Jared Kushner, according to a source familiar with the details. The two intelligence chiefs briefed on Hamas's violations of the ceasefire terms in Gaza.
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu brought Shin Bet Director David Zini and Military Intelligence Chief Shlomi Binder to his Monday meeting with Trump envoy Jared Kushner, according to a source familiar with the details. The two intelligence chiefs briefed on Hamas's violations of the ceasefire terms in Gaza.
The meeting, which took place Monday afternoon in Jerusalem, was first reported Sunday evening, when Israeli media said Netanyahu and Kushner were to meet to discuss the Gaza plan. By Sunday evening, reports indicated the meeting had concluded after more than four hours, with a political source telling N12's Yaron Abraham that the discussions were "very long" and included revelations about Hamas and Turkish funding.
As The Zioneer reported Sunday, Kushner had earlier pressed a Hamas delegation in Cairo on disarmament and governance transfer, sources said. The intelligence chiefs' briefing on Hamas violations now adds a layer of Israeli security assessment to the ongoing diplomatic efforts.
The source did not provide further details on Kushner's response or the status of the talks.
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