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'Enough time has passed' since Oct.7, Shin Bet chief reportedly tells bereaved families

Haaretz

June 25, 2026

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'Enough time has passed' since Oct.7, Shin Bet chief reportedly tells bereaved families

According to one family member, the Shin Bet chief apologized that the families learned of his order to remove the memorial for agency memebrs killed on Oct. 7 from a Haaretz report. He has also reportedly said that there should be no distinction between those killed during the Hamas attack and other agency personnel killed on duty

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