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Shabak, n.|ʃæˈbæk|
[a. mod.Heb., acronym f. the initial letters of šērūṯ biṭṭāḥōn kĕlālī general security service; cf. Shin Bet n.]
The division of the Israeli security service concerned with counter-espionage and internal security (properly a department of Shin Bet).
1972F. Forsyth Odessa File v. 106 To the left sits the chief of the Shabak, sometimes wrongly referred to as the Shin Beth. 1980Times 13 Aug. 1/3 The head of Shabak, the Israeli general security service..the Shabak chief. 1983N.Y. Times 29 Dec. a2/5 Many Arabs say they feel themselves under close surveillance by the Shin Beth, also known as the Shabak, the Israeli secret police. 1987Polit. Dict. State of Israel 270/2 The founder of the Shabak in 1948 and its Head until 1954 was Isar Harel. The name of the current Head of Shabak is never revealed for security reasons. 1988‘R. Deacon’ Spyclopaedia 37 The purely counter-espionage section of Shin Beth is Sheruth Bitakhon Klali, more usually known as Shabak. |