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- 1No Security Agency Probed Breaches in Netanyahu Aide's Tool▼No Security Agency Probed Security Breaches in Tool Developed by Netanyahu Aide
Haaretz reports that no Israeli security agency ever examined security breaches connected to a digital tool developed by an aide to Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. The claim raises questions about oversight of government-linked software and who was responsible for reviewing its vulnerabilities. The report is likely to fuel debate in Israel about security governance and accountability inside the prime minister's circle.
- 2Israeli government offices oppose $4.2 billion Zim sale●Prime Minister’s Office and Finance Ministry oppose $4.2 billion Zim sale
Israel's Prime Minister's Office and Finance Ministry are opposing the proposed $4.2 billion sale of shipping company Zim. The resistance from two key government bodies puts a major obstacle in the path of the transaction, which would be one of the largest deals in the country's shipping sector. Further details on the buyers and the grounds for the opposition have not been disclosed.