US EditionFamilias De Rehenes Israelíes Critican Al Candidato a Jefe De Seguridad Por Su Supuesta Oposición a Un Acuerdo De Liberación
- Prime Minister Netanyahu appointed Major General David Zini as head of Shin Bet on Thursday amid controversy over the Supreme Court ruling.
- The appointment followed the court's decision that Netanyahu had a conflict of interest in dismissing the previous chief and could not appoint a replacement.
- Families of Israeli hostages in Gaza criticized Zini for reportedly opposing hostage release deals in repeated IDF General Staff meetings over the past year.
- Zini said, "Me opongo a los acuerdos de rehenes," while the IDF declined to comment on internal discussions, and the Prime Minister's Office defended the appointment as urgent.
- The appointment raises concerns about hostage negotiations and sparked condemnation from families and officials, though Netanyahu called Zini trusted and necessary for security.
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Familias de rehenes israelíes critican al candidato a jefe de seguridad por su supuesta oposición a un acuerdo de liberación
Por Dana Karni, Tamar Michaelis y Oren Liebermann, CNN Las familias de los rehenes israelíes retenidos en Gaza arremetieron contra el recién elegido jefe de la agencia de seguridad Shin Bet, que supuestamente se opuso a los acuerdos de rehenes. De acuerdo con el Canal 12 de noticias de Israel, el general de división David Zini dijo en las reuniones del Estado Mayor de las Fuerzas de Defensa de Israel (FDI): “Me opongo a los acuerdos de rehenes. …
Families of Israeli captives criticise Netanyahu amid large protests
Hostages and Missing Families Forum called for a ‘return to the negotiating table’.Families of Israeli captives held in Gaza have intensified their criticism of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu amid large protests across the country, as the expanded military ground offensive and deadly bombardment in the Palestinian territory put the release of their loved ones at risk. On Saturday, protesters took to the streets in Tel Aviv, Shar HaNeg…
The Top European Country Believes - We Have Identified Netanyahu's Weakness
In a column written by Fabian Huber in Stern magazine, he wrote that Germany supports Israel, but that this support must come with conditions: "The time has come for us, as a good society, to set a limit." He also personally addressed Prime Minister Netanyahu.
MOST ISRAELIS BELIEVE NETANYAHU MORE INTERESTED IN STAYING IN POWER THAN ENDING GAZA WAR: POLL
Sat 24 May 2025: The new poll, carried out by Israeli television network Channel 12, asked respondents whether Prime Minister Netanyahu is more interested in remaining in power than winning the war or freeing the remaining captives in Gaza. Some 55 percent of respondents said they believed Netanyahu saw staying in power as his main […]
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