Opposition leader Shaul Mofaz on Thursday supported PM Netanyahu's call for the Shin Bet (Israel Security Agency) to investigate the security leaks following a recent closed-door cabinet meeting, but said that "the PM should be the first one to be subjected to a polygraph, as he who presides over the forum should be tested first."
Mofaz added that the leaking of information relating to meetings of the cabinet, which he described as a holy sanctuary in which Israel's innermost secrets are discussed, is tantamount to "anarchy."
