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MHA refutes claims that the death penalty was discussed during visit by Israel's security ministry
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· September 11, 2026
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Key points The Ministry of Home Affairs has explicitly stated that these issues were never discussed during the meeting. The Ministry of Home Affairs has addressed claims surrounding a visit by Israel's security ministry.
The Ministry of Home Affairs has addressed claims surrounding a visit by Israel's security ministry. Discussions between the two governments focused on sharing best practices in various areas. These areas include emergency response, crime prevention, and forensics.
Issues related to the death penalty were not part of the discussions. The Ministry of Home Affairs has explicitly stated that these issues were never discussed during the meeting.
Further details on the discussions and the visit are available from the Ministry of Home Affairs. The ministry's statement aims to clarify the nature of the discussions that took place during the visit.
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Published: September 11, 2026 ·
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