Haaretz newspaper wrote: Security gaps in the Ben Gurion International Airport in Tel Aviv allowed people who intend to assassinate and attack to enter the occupied territories, and it is powerless to trap these people.
Publish dateWednesday 17 May 2023 - 15:00
Story Code : 270194
Afghan Voice Agency (AVA): The Hebrew-language Haaretz newspaper wrote: Security gaps in the Ben Gurion International Airport in Tel Aviv have allowed people who intend to assassinate and attack to enter the occupied territories and are powerless to arrest them. .
This report, which is the result of the Inspector General's investigation, emphasizes that these security gaps have caused a number of foreigners to enter inside.
Harts added: This report emphasizes that the official structures were also informed about the entry of these people using security gaps, but did not provide more details in this regard and parts of this report remained confidential due to security reasons.
It is worth noting that in the law of the Zionist regime, the inspector general has the task of monitoring the performance of the executive institutions and is elected by the Knesset for a 7-year term by secret ballot.
This report, which is the result of the Inspector General's investigation, emphasizes that these security gaps have caused a number of foreigners to enter inside.
Harts added: This report emphasizes that the official structures were also informed about the entry of these people using security gaps, but did not provide more details in this regard and parts of this report remained confidential due to security reasons.
It is worth noting that in the law of the Zionist regime, the inspector general has the task of monitoring the performance of the executive institutions and is elected by the Knesset for a 7-year term by secret ballot.
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