Shin Bet

The most significant, and, according to Urich's lawyers, outstanding restriction is the occupation ban, which forbids Urich from returning to his former places of employment.

At an earlier meeting with Herzog, Zini spoke about being loyal first to the state, implying that this obligation was a higher priority even than honoring all orders of the prime minister.

Multiple government officials oppose Netanyahu's appointment of Zini.

This decision came following the government's unanimous approval of Zini's appointment, headed by PM Benjamin Netanyahu.

The probe's findings found that soldiers acted appropriately, fighting with courage, and seeking to join the frontlines, in order to prevent terrorists from Hamas's Nukhba Force from infiltrating.

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu nominated the controversial candidate in May.

"A few days after the war began, I decided to launch missiles at Tel Aviv in order to stop the war," the cell commander reportedly said.

He also carried out numerous attacks on IDF soldiers operating in Gaza, including sniper and anti-tank fire. 

Maj.-Gen. David Zini’s nomination as Shin Bet chief has sparked debate, with critics arguing concerns focus more on Netanyahu’s motives than Zini’s record.

Israeli intelligence reportedly approached powerful Gaza clans with offers of support in exchange for turning against Hamas. Their refusal was followed by deadly airstrikes from Israel.

Israeli forces also killed a Hamas terrorist who invaded the country on October 7.