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About 200 people demonstrated in Habima Square in Tel Aviv, protesting an investigation into allegations of foreign interference in Knesset elections. They called for Shin Bet chief David Zini to be dismissed and for a new government to be formed. The protesters accused Zini of bowing to Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. Former Shin Bet chief Ami Ayalon said the investigation ran counter to the agency’s mission to protect the rule of law, while former minister Dan Meridor warned of the erosion of Israeli democracy. Amid government consultations, President Isaac Herzog’s office announced that he would task Gadi Eisenkot with forming a government, after Eisenkot received 67 recommendations, compared with 46 for Netanyahu.
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