El Shin Bet suavizó su postura - y el partido "kahanista" podrá presentarse a las elecciones

El jefe del Shin Bet, David Zini, escribió una nueva opinión sobre el partido "Israel Judía Completa y Fuerte" - que hasta ahora tenía prohibido registrarse. En la opinión original, escrita por Ronen Bar, se…
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The Shin Bet's softened stance on a far-right party, previously barred from registration, opens a path for its entry into the next election. The shift from former chief Ronen Bar's assessment, which labeled the party a direct continuation of a banned organization, to current chief David Zini's view of mere affiliation, changes the legal and political calculus. The key question is whether this reassessment will hold under public and judicial scrutiny, and what it signals about the security establishment's evolving approach to political extremism.

