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A tender to engage with a law firm in Greece, as part of the state’s activity to provide legal protection in foreign countries to Israeli security forces, had a high security sensitivity and the Ministry of Justice had to delete it after an inquiry by the Israel Hayom newspaper.
The same parties are threatened by boycott organizations like BDS because they will not be able to enter certain countries or if they do – they will be arrested. Therefore, the state is trying to provide a legal solution in different countries of the world. Knesset reporter Amir Ettinger revealed this on the Israel Hayom website and app
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The Ministry of Justice has published a secret tender of a security nature on the website of the Government Procurement Administration, a website open to all internet surfers. This is a tender for contracting with a law firm in Greece, in the amount of 350,000 euros for two years. According to the details published on the Procurement Administration website, it is office A in Greece and the contract is for two years from 12/1/22 to 12/1/24. It is also stated in the details of the contract that the exemption from the tender was given on the basis of a “special relationship of trust” with that office.
Only after contacting Israel Hayom did the responsible officials at the Ministry of Justice learn that the tender was mistakenly published on the website – and deleted. The engagement of the Ministry of Justice with the same law firm from Greece is part of the state’s activity to provide legal protection in foreign countries to current and former senior security officials such as Chiefs of Staff, Ministers of Defense and more, this is in light of the reality that organizations such as BDS file lawsuits against those senior security officials in The Hague, or in other countries. In fact, the boycott organizations are trying to create a situation where those senior security officials will not be able to enter certain countries or that if they do enter – they will be arrested.
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