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Former Shin Bet chief Carmi Gillon. Photo: Wikipedia.
Israel Hayom – Former Shin Bet security agency Director Carmi Gillon was forced to prematurely end a trip to Copenhagen to promote the film “The Gatekeepers” on Saturday after a police complaint was filed against him.
The demand for Gillon’s arrest was made by a pro-Palestinian organization after hearing that the film was set to be screened at a Jewish film festival in Denmark’s capital. “The Gatekeepers” includes interviews with several former Shin Bet heads who speak about the agency’s dealings over the years.
