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  1. Avi Dichter (en hebreo: אָבִי דִּיכְטֶר ‎) (Ashkelon, 14 de diciembre de 1952) es un político israelí. Exministro de Seguridad Interna y director del Shin Bet , renunció a la Knéset y dejó Kadima en agosto de 2012 para convertirse en Ministerio de Defensa Interior de Israel , cargo que dejó vacante en marzo de 2013.

  2. en.wikipedia.org › wiki › Avi_DichterAvi Dichter - Wikipedia

    Avi Dichter (Hebrew: אָבִי דִּיכְטֶר, IPA: [ˈavi ˈdiχteʁ]; born 14 December 1952) is an Israeli politician currently serving as the Minister of Agriculture and Rural Development. A former Minister of Internal Security and Shin Bet director, he resigned from the Knesset and left Kadima in August 2012 in order to ...

  3. 12 de nov. de 2023 · Nov 12, 2023. Israeli security cabinet member and Agriculture Minister Avi Dichter (Likud) was asked in a news interview on Saturday whether the images of northern Gaza Strip residents evacuating south on the IDF’s orders are comparable to images of the Nakba.

  4. 28 de nov. de 2021 · 28/11/2021. Actualizado a las 08:51h. Hijo de supervivientes del Holocausto, Avi Dichter (Ascalón, 1952) se ha dedicado a proteger Israel desde que entró hace más de medio siglo en la unidad de...

  5. Chairman of the Foundation for the Benefit of the Holocaust Victims in Israel. Former Minister, Israel Government · Avi Dicter is the former Israel Minister of Public Security, Minister of Home...

  6. 1 de may. de 2023 · Entrevista al ex jefe del Servicio de Seguridad de Israel, hoy Ministro de Agricultura. mayo 1, 2023. Categorías: Ana Jerozolimski, Entrevistas, Israel, Política Israelí. por: Ana Jerozolimski. Fuente: Semanariohebreojai.com. Avi Dichter está hace ya 17 años en la política, en las filas del partido Likud.

  7. Avi Dichter is an Israeli politician and government official. He is a former commando who served as Minister of Home Front Defense, Minister of Internal Security, and director of the Shin Bet. Dichter was born on December 4, 1952, in Ashkelon, on Israel’s southern Mediterranean coast, to parents who were both survivors of the Holocaust.