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"The government does not care, this is a civil war": the triple murder excites the Arab sector
The three men who were found shot to death are other victims in the war between relatives in the north.
They join the dismal statistics in the Arab sector - 8 killed in less than a week, and 88 since the beginning of the year.
Desperate Arab organizations and MKs: "We have two epidemics - the corona and the violence"
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Eli Ashkenazi, Yoav Itiel and Liran Levy
Sunday, 01 November 2020, 19:55
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In the video - the scene of the murder suspicion in Tel Dan (Walla! NEWS system)
The sequence of violent incidents in the Arab sector continues, and the three murdered whose bodies were found last night (Sunday) in the Tel Dan Reserve have increased the number of victims in the Arab sector in the last five days to eight.
According to the Aman Center, since the beginning of 2020, there have been 88 murders in Arab society, of which 71 are men and 17 women.
In the last decade, 1,486 people in the Arab sector have been murdered, 63 of them by police.
The three men who were shot to death last night, Sahar Hassan from the village of Sajur, Rami Abu Zalem from Majdida Makr, and Hamed Majdi Hussein from the village of Ba'ana, are other victims in the bloody conflict that has lasted for more than six years between two Hasarma factions.
During this period, 13 people in the family have already been murdered.
Another woman was killed last month, but the shooting at her and her husband may not be related to the same conflict.
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Additional victims in the bloody conflict of the Hasarma family.
The murder scene in Tel Dan, tonight (Photo: Police spokeswoman)
The murders in Arab society in recent days:
October 28 - Nawaf Haj Ashkrani, 25, of Tira
October 29 - Aida Abu Hussein, 47, from Baqa al-Gharbiya
October 29 - Jumaa Al-Wahwawaah, 42, of Lod
October 30 - Anonymous from Jerusalem
October 30 - Nissim Atrash, 17, from the Negev
November 1 - Hussein Hamed, 21, of Mabana
November 1 - Sahar Hassan, 28, Mass
November 1 - Rami Abu Zalam, 41, of Majdida, is sold
The confrontation began in 2014 following a quarrel between boys from the Hasarma family, which clouded relations between parts of the family.
At first mutual shots were fired at houses, but later the murders began.
Between June 2014 and September 2015, six people in the family were murdered.
After much effort, in January 2018 a reconciliation was made between the opposing camps.
Nearly a year ago, however, the bloody conflict flared up again, and the reciprocal murders resumed.
Was in the wrong place and at the wrong time. "Rami Abu Zalam, 41, who was murdered last night in Tel Dan
The murders in the Hasarma family:
June 2014 - Raed Hasarma, 35, was shot dead in Bana
July 2014 - Ali Hassarma was shot dead near the settlement of Tal-El
January 2015 - Ibrahim Hasarma was shot dead in Bana
July 2015 - Muhammad Hassarma is assassinated
September 2015 - Saleh, 50, and his son Louis, 25, were shot dead at Deir al-Assad Junction
December 2019 - Ibrahim Hassarma, 65, was shot near Deir al-Assad and died of his wounds after two weeks
December 2019 - Jamal Hasarma, 60, was shot dead on Route 85
May 2020 - Yosef Hasarma is murdered near the Maalot market
March 2020 - Abu Jalal Mohi Aladdin, 33, was shot dead at a B&B in Moshav Hazon
October 2020 - Umia Titi, 58, was shot dead at her home in Bana.
Her husband and another man were injured in the shooting
November 2020 - Sahar Hassan, 38, Masjour, Rami Abu Zalem, 41, Majdida Makr, and Hamed Majdi Hussein, 19, from Bana, were shot dead near Tel Dan
Rami Abu Zalam, 41, is a car bodybuilder who lived and worked in the Krayot.
Advocate Michael Carmel from Haifa, a friend of the family, told Walla! NEWS that "this is an innocent victim of injustice." He said, "The family is in shock.
He has no connection to the crime, and he was probably in the wrong place and at the wrong time. "
Among the three killed, Sahar Hassan from the village of Sajur is a 38-year-old man, married and a father of two. The village was very surprised by the incident, saying he worked in a factory in Carmiel. Hassan is a large family in Sajur. His relative, Mason Hassan, was previously killed in a terrorist attack at Meron Junction, when a suicide bomber detonated an explosive device on a bus traveling from her home to Safed.
Was not recognized as having anything to do with crime.
Sahar Hassan, 38, who was murdered last night in Tel Dan
Data on violence in Arab society in the last decade:
2014:
51 people, 43 men and 8 women were murdered
2015:
58 people, 44 men and 14 women were murdered
2016:
killed 64 people, 54 men and 10 women
2017:
72 people, 62 men and 10 women were murdered
2018:
76 people, 62 men and 14 women were murdered
2019:
96 people, 85 men and 11 women were murdered
2020:
88 people, 71 men and 17 women were murdered
2020-2000:
1,486 people were murdered in the Arab sector
63 of them are in the hands of the police
More than 75% of them were shot to death
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MK Yosef Jabarin (joint list) attacked the government's conduct after the triple assassination. "Nine assassins from Arab society within a week, including the assassination tonight - but the government simply does not care," he said. "The Arab street is at civil war, and crime is rising Even in the days of the Corona.
The government should act in place of the ongoing chatter, and plans should immediately budget for the collection of weapons and the eradication of crime and violence in Arab society.
Our blood is not no man's land. "The
chairman of the joint list, Ayman Odeh, claimed that the police were not doing enough.
"Two epidemics are raging in Arab society - the corona and violence. For decades, the streets of Arab communities have been completely abandoned by the police, and this vacuum has been filled by criminal organizations," he told Walla!
NEWS.
"Illegal weapons, protection and the black market, take away from us our most basic right as human beings - to live in security. We must put an end to this. When will the government and the police wake up to their responsibility towards citizens?"
"Certificate of Poverty for the State."
Hamed Majdi Hussein, 22, who was killed last night in Tel Dan
Former Balad chairman Jamal Zahalka also attacked the conduct of the police.
"Crime is on the rise, criminals are rampant, and there is no one to stop them. I mean," he said.
"Arab criminal organizations live in heaven, when the police, who have proven their abilities in eradicating criminal organizations in Jewish localities, pretend that they want to and cannot. The truth is that they can and do not really want to."
The chairman of the parliamentary committee on the eradication of crime, MK Mansour Abbas (joint list), said a state of emergency should be declared and resources mobilized to eradicate organized crime.
"Criminals cannot be granted de facto immunity," he said.
"I appeal to Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to advance the plan formulated to eradicate crime in Arab society. Homeland Security Minister Amir Ohana and police officers are ready with some plans, and budgets are needed to implement them."
"The Arab localities have been completely abandoned by the police."
The song in which the bodies were found, tonight (Photo: Police Spokeswoman)
Aman Center founder Kamal Ryan told Walla!
NEWS that the extent of violence in the Arab sector is increasing.
"On the one hand I am not surprised, and on the other hand I was again gripped by pain from sleep deprivation. The conditions have not changed, so the results will not change either. On the contrary, if there are changes - they are bad," he said.
"I see young people entering this circle, and crime is only expanding."
He said, "What worries me very much is that normative families have entered these circles and are also taking care to stockpile weapons. The matter has become a kind of culture and practice, because the people are in frustration and despair. "The numbers will also indicate that we are repeating last year's pattern. At this rate, we will pass the threshold of one hundred murdered people this year, and this is a certificate of poverty for a country that the Arab minority stars in criminal matters."
The Avraham Initiatives organization said that the police and the government must step up their efforts to eradicate violence in Arab society.
"The series of murders in recent days expresses a severe escalation of the already difficult reality of violence and crime in Arab localities. This escalation requires the police to step up in solving crimes and fighting illegal weapons," it said.
"The government must quickly approve the government's plan to eradicate violence and crime and begin implementing it in cooperation with the leadership of Arab society."
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Following the triple murder, Acting Police Commissioner Superintendent Moti Cohen held a special situation assessment with the district and division commanders, instructing them to act to prevent and enforce crime in Arab society.
"Most of these incidents take place against the background of internal conflicts that escalate into violence. Every day, weapons and weapons are seized in an initiated police operation," he said.
"In recent years, the police have significantly increased their forces in Arab society, but it is clear to everyone that enforcement is not the only way to eradicate wrongful social phenomena. Only a profound radical change that will come from Arab society in Israel For the desired change. "
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