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Security alert at Israeli President's residence after suspicious object detected

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Israel National News
“Security alert disrupts entry to President's Residence before coalition talks”

An X-ray scanner alert temporarily halts entry to President Herzog's residence ahead of coalition consultations, as bomb disposal experts are summoned.

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Israel National News
“Police: Traces of a suspicious substance found on woman who arrived at President's Residence”

Police provided an update on the unusual security incident at the President's Residence in Jerusalem, which prompted a suspension of security screening at the site. "Jerusalem District police officers, including bomb disposal experts, were dispatched to the President's Residence a short time ago following a report concerning a woman who arrived for security screening, during which traces of a suspicious substance were suspected to be present on her body," police stated.

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The Jerusalem Post
“Herzog’s consultations with party leaders begin after security alert at President's Residence”

The consultations began with a delegation from Religious Zionist Party-Zehut after a delay caused by a security screening machine that triggered an alert while screening visitors.

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Gulf News
“Security alert at Israeli President's residence after suspicious object detected”

Dubai: Israeli security authorities temporarily closed the entrances to President Isaac Herzog's residence in Jerusalem on Wednesday after a suspicious object was detected during the screening of a foreign journalist, Israeli media reported. According to Israel's Channel 14, the journalist, believed to be Spanish, was detained at the entrance after security screening equipment detected a suspicious object apparently among her belongings. Get updated faster and for FREE: Download the Gulf News…

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