March 31 (UPI) --Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said Monday he had appointed a new head of domestic intelligence despite the sitting Shin Bet director Ronen Bar still being in post ...

Sharvit is slated to replace the current head of the organization, Ronen Bar, whom Netanyahu recently fired. As of now, however, Bar's termination is frozen by a Supreme Court order until a ...

With the High Court of Justice giving a green light to Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to interview candidates to replace Shin Bet Director Ronen Bar, even as he is protected from being fired by ...

The decision by the Israeli Cabinet to fire Shin Bet head Ronen Bar is a proper decision ... the same date the Bar’s removal is set to go into effect. Former Supreme Court Chief Justice ...

The “Let Them” theory intersects significantly with Buddhist principles, particularly the concept of non-attachment, which emphasizes letting go of the desire to control outcomes as a path to ...

Netanyahu has also fired Ronen Bar, the chief of the Shin Bet intelligence ... “He’s guilty for what happened on October 7, and he must go. But so must Netanyahu,” Yoni said.

Shin Bet chief Ronen Bar. (credit: CHAIM GOLDBEG/FLASH90, SHUTTERSTOCK) Telephone: *2421 * Extension 4 Jerusalem Post or 03-7619056 Fax: 03-5613699 E-mail: [email protected] The center is staffed and ...

Netanyahu made his position clear in a Saturday address: “Ronen Bar will not remain head of the Shin Bet. There will not be a civil war, and Israel will remain a democratic state.” In this ...

Meanwhile, the ‘no confidence’ motion move comes after the cabinet approved the removal of Shin Bet chief Ronen Bar last week. Also, the families and supporters of the hostages, who are still held in ...

Israel's Supreme Court on Friday afternoon announced that the government's decision to end ISA chief Ronen Bar's time in office would be frozen until a hearing on the matter could be held.

The prime minister claimed, without providing evidence, that Ronen Bar and the A-G had colluded to launch a probe into his office's ties to Qatar. Video published by Prime Minister Benjamin ...

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu dismissed Shin Bet chief Ronen Bar citing an ongoing lack of trust and tensions over judicial reforms and security issues. Bar's tenure was further marred ...