"Sensitive period": The Chief of Staff, the Police Commissioner, and the Shin Bet Director held a situation assessment
The heads of the IDF, the police, and the Shin Bet held a multi-arena situation assessment as part of preparations for the sensitive period and ahead of the elections. An updated intelligence picture was presented regarding the borders and the internal arena, and the expected threats and challenges were examined. It was agreed on joint steps to strengthen defense, the fight against terrorism, and ensuring the safe conduct of the elections.
The heads of Israel's security establishment held a joint, multi-arena situation assessment as part of preparations for the sensitive period in the coming weeks and ahead of the elections. Participants included Chief of Staff Eyal Zamir, Police Commissioner Danny Levy, and Shin Bet Director David Zini. During the discussion, an updated intelligence picture was presented regarding the borders and the internal space, and efforts were detailed to strengthen multi-arena defense, continue the fight against terrorist organizations, and address the phenomenon of nationalist crime. At the conclusion of the assessment, a series of joint steps were agreed upon, aimed at leveraging the relative advantages of each organization and strengthening cooperation between them. The steps were intended to ensure the proper and safe conduct of the upcoming elections, alongside continued response to security threats in various arenas.