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Senior command positions in Shin Bet included the following: Chief of Worldwide Security – Israel Embassies, Government Institutions and Personnel; Chief of Security – Europe; Chief of Security – Israel.<ref name="advisors">[http://www.mm-law.com/advisors.htm Advisors], MM~Law, accessed 15 July 2013.</ref> | Senior command positions in Shin Bet included the following: Chief of Worldwide Security – Israel Embassies, Government Institutions and Personnel; Chief of Security – Europe; Chief of Security – Israel.<ref name="advisors">[http://www.mm-law.com/advisors.htm Advisors], MM~Law, accessed 15 July 2013.</ref> | ||
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| + | Yitzhaki resigned as head of the Shin Bet security branch after the assassination of [[Yitzhak Rabin]] in 1995.<ref name="Melman181002">Yossi Melman, [http://www.haaretz.com/nothing-succeeds-like-abject-failure-1.31097 Nothing succeeds like abject failure], ''Haaretz'', 18 October 2002.</ref> | ||
==Private Sector career== | ==Private Sector career== | ||
Revision as of 15:59, 27 July 2013
Dror Yitzhaki is an advisor to MM~Law and a former senior official of Shin Bet.[1]
Shin Bet career
Senior command positions in Shin Bet included the following: Chief of Worldwide Security – Israel Embassies, Government Institutions and Personnel; Chief of Security – Europe; Chief of Security – Israel.[1]
Yitzhaki resigned as head of the Shin Bet security branch after the assassination of Yitzhak Rabin in 1995.[2]
Private Sector career
Yitzhaki currently owns and manages a security consulting company in East Africa, providing command and security services to several national ports and international airlines.[1]
