Security chief selling pizza
The man charged with protecting Israel's assassinated Prime Minister Yitzahak Rabin is now selling pizzas after being forced to leave his job in disgrace, a newspaper reported on July 19.
The former senior officer in the Shin Beth international security agency was forced to resign after a commission of inquiry into Rabin's murder in November 1995 found serious security lapses.
The 43 year-old man, whose identity is protected by Israel's military censors, is now helping his wife to run a pizzeria, said the Yerushalayim weekly.
