In a video statement, Shin Bet Director David Zini said he accepted the role because of the ability to be loyal to the elected government, as reported by Amit Segal (N12). The Zioneer previously reported on leaked recordings of Zini's comments on the same issue.
Shin Bet Director David Zini appeared in a video statement Tuesday evening, saying he took the role to be loyal to the elected government, according to a report by Amit Segal (N12). The statement is the latest in a series of public comments by Zini on his role and loyalty. Earlier Tuesday, The Zioneer reported on leaked recordings of Zini's comments on the same issue, published by i24NEWS. The recordings and the new video statement have sparked political debate in Israel.
5 developments
- ConfirmedBen Gvir backs Shin Bet chief Zini in full article: 'Subordination to elected branch is basic in a democracy'
- DevelopingLeaked recordings: Shin Bet chief Zini called human rights 'nonsense in disguise'
- DevelopingChannel 12 Accused of Targeting Shin Bet Chief Zini in 'Consciousness Engineering' Campaign
- StrongChannel 14 calls for probe of Shin Bet chief Zini, accusing him of fabricating investigation
Source and signal
- Internal intake