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Former Shin Bet chief warns Israel is losing the war

A former Shin Bet chief said Israel is losing the war and risks the end of the Zionist project. The headline provides an assessment and warning, not a confirmed operational change.

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The statement reflects serious concern about Israel’s strategic position and the potential consequences of prolonged conflict.

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  1. Former Shin Bet chief says Israel is losing war and risks end of Zionist project ↗azernews.az · Recorded source date: Sep 9, 2026, 8:16 AM UTC

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