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The move marked an unprecedented standoff between the country’s political leadership and its top security agency, raising the possibility of a constitutional crisis.

By Palestine Chronicle Staff Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu has dismissed Shin Bet chief Ronen Bar, while police investigate former Shin Bet head Nadav Argaman following Netanyahu’s complaint. Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s office announced

ALBAWABA - The head of Israel’s Shin Bet security agency, Ronen Bar, has refused to step down despite Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s decision to di

Police chief orders review of comments by Nadav Argaman, after PM accuses him of using criminal tactics when threatening in TV interview to publish secret info if Netanyahu breaks the law

"The Shin Bet is a state organization that carries out its missions according to law. Its strength and resilience lie in its values," he said.