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The VIP security unit of the Israeli Security Agency (Shin Bet) revealed that a civilian source had managed to approach the home of Shin Bet chief, Nadav Argaman, in daylight, and to install a hidden camera on a lamppost in the street where he lives, the Yediot Aharonot newspaper reports Thursday.
The same person also managed to make sure that the camera had filmed the entrance to Argaman's courtyard and documented what was happening on the street – in a public space – both at the same time. Outside the house and at the entrance to it.
The report states that the camera operated for several days without interference until it was discovered by the VIP security unit. The civilian source who installed the camera was summoned for questioning to the Israeli Lahav Police Unit 433 and baderted that it was not an attempt to kill the police. undermining the security of the state, but of an action ordered on a civilian basis.
It was also reported that the suspect had not been interrogated under caution, that he was not suspected of anything and that he was not subject to any restrictions. At the same time, he was warned not to inform anyone of his summons to the police. His request to recover the camera was refused. More than a week later, according to the report, an interrogator from Lahav 433 called the person who had ordered the photographs of the Shin Bet leader and warned him. At no time, the person who ordered the installation of the camera was summoned to the police.
The police replied, "We do not intend to solve the problem."
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