The leaders of the Zionist regime fell to the death of Ben Ghafir

Yair Lapid, the head of the opposition of the Zionist regime, considered Itmar bin Ghafir, the minister of internal security of the occupying regime, as a threat to the security of this regime.

According to Al-Mayadeen, Lapid pointed to the published materials about disclosure of sensitive material by Bin Ghafir and said: Bin Ghafir cannot be trusted in the vicinity of intelligence personnel and in the security cabinet.

Lapid believed that any normal prime minister would have fired Ben Ghafir this morning for leaking sensitive information. He was banned from attending intelligence meetings after revealing a series of sensitive documents.

According to what the British newspaper “Telegraph” reported, Ben Ghafir is facing accusations of violating the security principles that were set to protect them, and he has also been sanctioned by the Internal Security Council of the Zionist regime.

The far-right minister has been increasingly marginalized since the start of the war in Gaza last October, the newspaper wrote. According to the Zionist newspaper Haaretz, Ben Ghafir is facing the charge of illegally photographing secret participants in high-level intelligence meetings.

Last month, leaders of the Shin Bet spy service refused to meet with Ben Ghafir after relations between the two sides soured following repeated clashes at weekly security meetings. Shin Bet accused Ben Ghafir of leaking information and violating protocol by bringing mobile phones to the meetings.

This isolation imposed on Ben Ghafir will make the Zionist minister ignorant of key intelligence issues. The Telegraph quoted a senior intelligence source in the Zionist regime as saying: The biggest threat to Israel is from within Ben Ghafir. He operates by his own rules and tries to ignore everyone around him, despite having no background in national security or defense matters.