[GUEST ACCESS MODE: Data is scrambled or limited to provide examples. Make requests using your API key to unlock full data. Check https://lunarcrush.ai/auth for authentication information.]  Deborah [@Deborah07849071](/creator/twitter/Deborah07849071) on x 2627 followers Created: 2025-07-23 13:12:06 UTC Shin Bet arrests woman on suspicion of plotting to kill Benjamin Netanyahu - report The woman, who was arrested two weeks ago, is suspected of planning an attack on the prime minister's life with an improvised explosive device. A woman in her 70s from central Israel was arrested on Wednesday for intending to plan an assassination plot on Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. Police said she is a “known anti-government protester,” and that she approached other protesters in enquiry to obtain weapons, and also inquired as to the prime minister's security arrangements. Her identity and residence are protected by a court-issued gag order, but, at the request of investigators, a broader one lifted on Wednesday, revealing the suspicions against her. She was arrested by the Shin Bet (Israel Security Agency) and investigated by the Lahav XXX National Crime Unit’s Serious and International Crime Unit, based in Lod. After the investigation concluded on Wednesday, police said materials were transferred to the State Attorney's Office and prosecution for further handling and an indictment. KAN reported that she was arrested two weeks ago, but was released on the condition of a ban from all government institutions and from approaching the prime minister. An indictment will be filed against her on Thursday for conspiring to commit a crime and conspiring to carry out a terrorist act, KAN reported. Indictment to be filed Thursday Opposition head Yair Lapid (Yeah Atid) condemned the incident. “Justice must be realized with anyone who tried or will try to hurt him [Netanyahu].” Israeli woman arrested on suspicion of plot to kill PM Netanyahu, broadcaster KAN reports The woman was arrested two weeks ago, but was released on condition she stay away from all government buildings and from approaching the prime minister. An elderly woman from central Israel was arrested by Israel's internal security agency, Shin Bet, on suspicion of plotting to kill Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. That's according to reports by the country’s Israeli public broadcaster, KAN, who said on Wednesday that the plot reportedly involved an "explosive device." The woman, identified only as being an anti-government activist in her 70s due to a court gag order, was arrested two weeks ago, but was released on the condition she stay away from all government buildings and from approaching the prime minister. An indictment will be filed against her on Thursday for conspiring to commit a crime and conspiring to carry out a terrorist act, KAN reported. Israeli police say the woman "was in contact with other people as part of this plan." She is currently being investigated by Shin Bet and the agency will charge her with "conspiracy to carry out a terrorist act." Previous assassination attempt Last September, the Israeli news website Walla revealed an Israeli citizen had been arrested suspected of communicating with Iran and planning to "assassinate Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, as well as other security officials." According to local media, "Iranian intelligence recruited this Israeli citizen to target Netanyahu, then Defence Minister Yoav Galant, as well as the former head of the Shin Bet Ronen Bar." According to a joint statement by Shin Bet and the police, the suspect was arrested in August "after it was confirmed that he had established contacts with Iranian intelligence while in Turkey." "The detainee, an Israeli businessman, crossed the border into Iran, where he met with representatives of those services," the statement said. And last October, Netanyahu’s residence in Caesarea was targeted by a drone, believed to have been launched from Lebanon. That attack didn't result in any injuries and Netanyahu was not at his residence at the time of the attack.  XXX engagements  **Related Topics** [prime minister](/topic/prime-minister) [israel](/topic/israel) [netanyahu](/topic/netanyahu) [shin](/topic/shin) [Post Link](https://x.com/Deborah07849071/status/1948008220330688907)
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Shin Bet arrests woman on suspicion of plotting to kill Benjamin Netanyahu - report
The woman, who was arrested two weeks ago, is suspected of planning an attack on the prime minister's life with an improvised explosive device.
A woman in her 70s from central Israel was arrested on Wednesday for intending to plan an assassination plot on Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.
Police said she is a “known anti-government protester,” and that she approached other protesters in enquiry to obtain weapons, and also inquired as to the prime minister's security arrangements.
Her identity and residence are protected by a court-issued gag order, but, at the request of investigators, a broader one lifted on Wednesday, revealing the suspicions against her.
She was arrested by the Shin Bet (Israel Security Agency) and investigated by the Lahav XXX National Crime Unit’s Serious and International Crime Unit, based in Lod. After the investigation concluded on Wednesday, police said materials were transferred to the State Attorney's Office and prosecution for further handling and an indictment.
KAN reported that she was arrested two weeks ago, but was released on the condition of a ban from all government institutions and from approaching the prime minister.
An indictment will be filed against her on Thursday for conspiring to commit a crime and conspiring to carry out a terrorist act, KAN reported. Indictment to be filed Thursday
Opposition head Yair Lapid (Yeah Atid) condemned the incident. “Justice must be realized with anyone who tried or will try to hurt him [Netanyahu].”
Israeli woman arrested on suspicion of plot to kill PM Netanyahu, broadcaster KAN reports
The woman was arrested two weeks ago, but was released on condition she stay away from all government buildings and from approaching the prime minister.
An elderly woman from central Israel was arrested by Israel's internal security agency, Shin Bet, on suspicion of plotting to kill Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.
That's according to reports by the country’s Israeli public broadcaster, KAN, who said on Wednesday that the plot reportedly involved an "explosive device."
The woman, identified only as being an anti-government activist in her 70s due to a court gag order, was arrested two weeks ago, but was released on the condition she stay away from all government buildings and from approaching the prime minister.
An indictment will be filed against her on Thursday for conspiring to commit a crime and conspiring to carry out a terrorist act, KAN reported.
Israeli police say the woman "was in contact with other people as part of this plan."
She is currently being investigated by Shin Bet and the agency will charge her with "conspiracy to carry out a terrorist act."
Previous assassination attempt Last September, the Israeli news website Walla revealed an Israeli citizen had been arrested suspected of communicating with Iran and planning to "assassinate Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, as well as other security officials."
According to local media, "Iranian intelligence recruited this Israeli citizen to target Netanyahu, then Defence Minister Yoav Galant, as well as the former head of the Shin Bet Ronen Bar."
According to a joint statement by Shin Bet and the police, the suspect was arrested in August "after it was confirmed that he had established contacts with Iranian intelligence while in Turkey."
"The detainee, an Israeli businessman, crossed the border into Iran, where he met with representatives of those services," the statement said.
And last October, Netanyahu’s residence in Caesarea was targeted by a drone, believed to have been launched from Lebanon.
That attack didn't result in any injuries and Netanyahu was not at his residence at the time of the attack.
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