No longer a project manager: The new job of the Shin Bet chief's brother, accused in the smuggling affair to Gaza
The court eased the house arrest conditions of Betzalel Zini, brother of Shin Bet chief Ronen Bar, who is accused in the smuggling affair to Gaza. He was allowed to go to work as an air conditioner installer in the Jerusalem and central region, but not in the south.
The court eased the house arrest conditions of Betzalel Zini, brother of Shin Bet chief Ronen Bar, who is accused in the smuggling affair to the Gaza Strip during the war. As part of the easing, Zini was allowed to go to work daily, but only in the Jerusalem and central region. According to the report, Zini began working as an air conditioner installer under the employment of his neighbor and friend from the settlement of Ofra. In the hearing on his case, Zini requested to completely cancel the house arrest, claiming he is the sole breadwinner for his six children and was forced to leave his business for 850 days of reserve duty in the Gaza Strip. The court did not grant the request for full cancellation. Zini has been under house arrest since March.