No minister arrived for the discussion, Levin decided alone: Shin Bet will decide whether to provide security for Eisenkot and Golan
The ministerial committee for Shin Bet affairs, headed by Yariv Levin, was supposed to convene today to decide on security for party leaders without official positions, but no minister arrived. Levin decided alone and authorized the Shin Bet to determine the security response.
The ministerial committee for Shin Bet affairs, headed by Justice Minister Yariv Levin, was supposed to convene today (Wednesday) to decide whether to grant security to party leaders who do not hold official positions, until the swearing-in of the 26th Knesset. However, no minister showed up for the discussion except Levin himself. In light of this, Levin decided to authorize the General Security Service (Shin Bet) to determine the required security response on its own. The decision concerns party leaders Gadi Eisenkot and Yoaz Hendel, as indicated by the headline, but full details have not yet been published. The absence of ministers from the discussion raises questions about the current political agenda and priorities.