Le chef du Mossad soutient une zone industrielle bédouine controversée
Le directeur du Mossad, Roman Gofman, a apporté son soutien à un plan contesté de zone industrielle de 200 dounams près de Bir Hadaj, soutenant que les emplois pourraient renforcer la sécurité et affaiblir les…
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Roman Gofman is weighing in on a local development dispute with national security implications. The Mossad chief argues that economic opportunity in the Bedouin town of Bir Hadaj can undercut organized crime and improve state control. This puts a security agency's credibility behind a plan that has drawn opposition from environmental and some local groups. The question now is whether Gofman's backing shifts the political calculus.

