The head of Israel’s Shin Bet security agency secretly traveled to Washington for talks with FBI officials on “sensitive issues,” Israeli media reported Monday. Channel 13 said David Zini left for the US capital for meetings with his counterparts at the FBI. An unnamed source told the broadcaster that the talks would involve “sensitive issues,” without providing further details. Neither Israel nor the US has announced the visit. READ: Leaked recording attributed to Shin Bet chief sparks political controversy in Israel The trip comes days after Yair Netanyahu, the son of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, was urgently evacuated from the US over what Israel’s public broadcaster KAN described as a “significant threat.” KAN said Saturday that Shin Bet confirmed the […]
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