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The Supreme Court of Justice has ruled that 180 former Shin Bet security service officials who petitioned against the appointment of David Zini must disclose their identities to him within one week.

The court rejected Zini’s request for confidentiality, despite the court president suggesting he reconsider his demand for name disclosure. This marks a significant ruling on the balance between institutional oversight and personal privacy in national security matters.

The former security officials had filed the original petition under anonymity, raising concerns about potential consequences of their public opposition to Zini’s appointment. The court did not determine whether the officials violated a previous order by not complying with the disclosure requirement earlier.

Source: Ynet