Shin Bet security service director Ronen Bar will resign in another five days, but Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu still hasn't asked the attorney general for instructions on how to appoint his replacement.
Shin Bet security service director Ronen Bar will resign in another five days, but Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu still hasn't asked the attorney general for instructions on how to appoint his replacement.
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Ronen Bar, the head of the Shin Bet security service, is due to end his term on Sunday without an overlap period for a successor…
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