Benjamin Netanyahu, Shin Bet and Ronen Bar

Netanyahu Says He’s Firing Shin Bet Security Chief Ronen Bar
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said he’s planning to fire Ronen Bar, the head of the domestic security service Shin Bet, with whom he’s quarreled over responsibility for the Oct. 7 attack,
Who is Ronen Bar, the Shin Bet Chief PM Netanyahu is seeking to fire? - explainer
Shin Bet chief Ronen Bar’s rise from Sayeret Matkal to leading Israel’s security agency, navigating political shifts and key operations.
Netanyahu seeks to oust Israel’s domestic security service chief Ronen Bar
Israeli leader at odds with Shin Bet’s chief over the October 7 attack and possible links between employees in Netanyahu’s office and Qatar.
With move to fire Shin Bet chief, Netanyahu aims to tighten his personal control of Israel
Announcing his intention to fire Shin Bet chief Ronen Bar on Sunday, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu plunged Israel back into the constitutional crisis he created in early 2023 with his bid to neuter the judiciary and to concentrate control of all branches of government in his own hands.
Firing the Shin Bet chief is part of Netanyahu's dangerous distraction tactics
The move marked an unprecedented standoff between the country’s political leadership and its top security agency, raising the possibility of a constitutional crisis.
Netanyahu wants to dismiss head of Israel’s internal security service
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu stated that he would seek the dismissal of the head of the Internal Security Service (Shin Bet), Ronen Bar. The two sides continue to blame each other for the Hamas attack on October 7,
Opposition lawmakers vow ‘resistance,’ legal action against firing of Shin Bet chief
Lapid accuses PM of ousting Ronen Bar in order 'to sabotage' probe into aides' alleged ties to Qatar; Ben Gvir, Smotrich and Karhi praise decision; Bennett: Netanyahu has to go The post Opposition lawmakers vow ‘resistance,
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Ronen Bar: Netanyahu’s expectation of loyalty to him first is ‘fundamentally illegitimate’
Netanyahu’s expectation of loyalty to him first is ‘fundamentally illegitimate’ appeared first on The Times of Israel.
Sa’ar, haredi parties initially silent on firing of Bar
Whether or not the decision met the necessary requirements depended on the A-G’s opinion, which would need to be given prior ...