Three former Shin Bet chiefs said no to Netanyahu - and what will David Zini do? | Ben Caspit

Ben Caspit attacks Shin Bet chief David Zini, accusing him of amateurish conduct and deliberate harm to democracy, and asserts that he acts as an 'agent of chaos' in the service of the Netanyahu family. The writer notes that three former Shin Bet chiefs refused demands attributed to Netanyahu.

Ben Caspit sharply attacks Shin Bet chief David Zini in an opinion column in Maariv. Caspit claims that Zini, who was appointed to the position amid controversy, behaves as an 'agent of chaos in the service of the Netanyahu family.' The writer notes that three former Shin Bet chiefs refused demands attributed to Netanyahu, and asks what Zini will do. Caspit criticizes Zini's conduct during the sensitive period between the elections and the results, and accuses him of amateurism, spreading rumors, and deliberate harm to the democratic process. He calls on Zini to stop 'babbling' and lying, and to act according to the law. The column ends with a warning that Zini is loyal to no politician or rabbi, but only to the State of Israel and its laws.