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Former Shin Bet official: Gun owners should carry weapons on Yom Kippur

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September 17, 2026
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Licensed gun homeowners ought to carry their weapons when attending synagogue on Yom Kippur, Arik Barbing, a former head of the Shin Wager (Israeli Safety Company)’s Jerusalem and West Financial institution district and former head of the company’s cyber division, informed 103FM on Wednesday.

“We’ve had critical incidents at synagogues and in addition on the Mercaz Harav Yeshiva, sadly, and it is rather troublesome, particularly for me as a Jew, however it’s unattainable to supply hermetic safety for each synagogue,” Barbing warned.

“Subsequently, I’m interesting to the general public: There are lots of extra weapons in civilian fingers now than there have been previously. Synagogue leaders ought to make it possible for armed folks come. That is the minimal. It’s a matter of saving lives. The perfect answer is accountability and an understanding that we’re in a really delicate safety scenario, and that synagogues are targets for terrorists who might perform assaults. I believe gun homeowners are the primary line of protection for these worshipers. That’s the answer for the time being.”

Barbing was additionally requested about the potential of a “turning of the weapons,” a state of affairs through which weapons held by Palestinian police are turned in opposition to Israelis.

“It must be addressed, and it’s being addressed, by the army, the Shin Wager, and extra our bodies,” he mentioned, stating that he believed preparations for such a state of affairs ought to be carried out discreetly.

“That dialogue ought to happen professionally and shouldn’t attain the media, which the Palestinians additionally take heed to. Merely discussing the difficulty publicly brings it again to the forefront and creates stress.”

In any occasion, Barbing mentioned the safety actuality within the West Financial institution is essentially completely different from the scenario that existed on the eve of October 7.

“The IDF and the safety forces are in management there and might attain any level at any time. Arrests are carried out each night time, from the refugee camps in Jenin to the South Hebron Hills. The IDF is working deep contained in the territory, and there’s exercise there. That was not the case on October 7,” he mentioned.

“I’m not accustomed to any organized turning of the weapons. However what might occur? An area incident might develop and, consequently, escalate into one thing way more critical. I do know that the IDF is ready for incidents like these as nicely, however it’s an occasion that might develop abruptly.”





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