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Zini's Shin Bet overhaul: Oct. 7 memorial removed, agency's LGBTQ forum closed
Agency says removal followed Memorial Day, meant to avoid partial depiction of October 7 failure; reports of the LGBTQ forum shutdown sparked criticism over internal policy direction and priorities
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jpost.com
Shin Bet head cancels Pride Month event, cuts budget to LGBT programming | The Jerusalem Post
According to sources, plans for the Shin Bet's Pride Month event were well underway when the organizers were notified of its cancellation, with no clear explanation provided.
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haaretz.com
Shin Bet chief cancels agency's Pride month events, closes LGBTQ employee group
Shin Bet sources reportedly said 'an order came from above,' directly from Zini, to reject requests including hanging Pride flags and displaying a Pride-themed screensaver •…
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Haaretz Exposé • Shin Bet chief orders removal of memorial to operatives killed since October 7
According to sources, the reason given for the order was that there was 'no need to see the failures right before our eyes day after day.' Another source said those in Shin Bet…
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ynetnews.com
Zini's Shin Bet overhaul: Oct. 7 memorial removed, agency's LGBTQ forum closed
Agency says removal followed Memorial Day, meant to avoid partial depiction of October 7 failure; reports of the LGBTQ forum shutdown sparked criticism over internal policy…
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middleeastmonitor.com
Shin Bet chief orders removal of memorial for 7 October victims to avoid ‘constant reminder of defeat’
Israel’s Shin Bet chief David Zini has ordered the removal of a memorial inside the agency’s headquarters dedicated to personnel killed in the 7 October attack and its aftermath.…
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Following Haarerz Exposé • 'Enough time passed' since Oct.7, Shin Bet chief reportedly tells 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…