Netanyahu moves to the refusal of the President of Shen Battan because there is no “confidence” Benjamin Netanyahu News

Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu says he no longer has “confidence” in the head of the local security agency.

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu will attend a vote for the government to reject the director of the local security service of Shane Han.

In a statement issued by the Netanyahu office on Sunday, the Prime Minister said he suffers from a “constant insecurity” in Ronen Bar and that confidence in the head of the local security service is very important in wartime.

According to the Israeli media, the vote is expected to be held for the rejection of the President of Shane Hann at a special meeting in the Council of Ministers on Wednesday.

But in a statement, Bar said it was “the responsibility of the agency’s part” in the failure to prevent Hamas’s attack on October 7, 2023, which ignited the war in Gaza, it was clear that the intention behind the dismissal was not related to it.

“The prime minister’s expectation of personal loyalty that contradicts the public interest is completely inappropriate,” said Barr.

The head of the Israeli Democratic Party, Yar Golan, also criticized the move to the Bar Association and wrote to X that “Netanyahu declared war on the state of Israel.”

Golan said: “The dismissal of the head of Shane’s bet is a desperate attempt by the criminal defendant to get rid of a loyal person to Israel who is investigating Netanyahu and his nearby circle for serious and dark crimes and not ready to whiten them.”

“Shin’s rejection will not pass as if nothing happened. There will be huge resistance, and we will fight strongly and we will not allow Netanyahu to turn the State of Israel into a dictatorship of a corrupt man.”

The decision to reject Barr comes after an angry conflict between the two, which focused on those who bear the responsibility of October 7.

Shin Pitt, responsible for monitoring Palestinian armed groups, issued a report that accepts responsibility for his failures in the attack, which is seen in Israel as the worst security failure in the country that led to its bloodiest day, with 1,200 people and 251 families were killed, according to an Israeli presence.

However, the organization also criticized Netanyahu for failed government policies that helped create the moment that led to the attack.

However, the Prime Minister also resisted calls for an official investigation of the state committee in the events of October 7.

Moreover, the decision to reject Bar follows many of the senior Israeli officials who were responsible during the Hamas attack forced to step down, including former Defense Minister Yov Galet and head of the commander -in -chief of the army Herzi Mahiri.

Nadav Argaman said the tensions that were raised during the weekend this weekend when it turned out that the Prime Minister had broken the law.

Netanyahu accused Arslan of extortion and filed a police complaint.