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More than a thousand demonstrators in Umm al-Fahm protest against the treatment of violence in Arab society
The demonstrators are protesting the rising violence in the Arab sector and claiming incompetence on the part of the police.
Hundreds lined up in front of under the police in the city and called for the commander of the police force instead of resigning.
At the Adalah Center, the ombudsman and the commissioner were asked to instruct the district commanders and commanders in the field to refrain from dispersing the demonstrations.
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Yoav Itiel
Friday, 05 February 2021, 13:06
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In the video: Demonstrators in Umm al-Fahm protest against the treatment of violence in Arab society (Walla! NEWS system)
More than a thousand demonstrators are protesting today (Friday) in front of the police in Umm al-Fahm in protest of the violence in Arab society and the poor treatment of the police in the criminal organizations in the Arab sector.
The protesters called "police out" and also called on the station commander instead of resigning.
Earlier, Adalah - the Legal Center for the Rights of the Arab Minority in Israel - addressed Attorney General Avichai Mandelblit and Police Commissioner Kobi Shabtai, demanding that district commanders and commanders in the field refrain from dispersing the demonstrations taking place today and in the near future in Arab society.
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The demonstration in Umm al-Fahm (Photo: Yoav Itiel)
Protests began after a former prisoner was shot dead in Tamra by Ahmed Hijazi, a 22-year-old nursing student who was shot in an exchange of gunfire between criminals and police.
During the incident, during their stay in the city, the police noticed four suspects firing at a house, where a man who was blackmailed by them apparently lives.
Following that shooting, police decided to place an ambush near the scene.
When they arrived at the scene armed with automatic rifles, the police called for them to stop and those in response opened fire at them.
A shootout ensued and as a result one of the suspects was killed, his friend was injured and two fled.
Two gunmen who were shot at the scene were also injured in the shooting - Hijazi, who was shot dead, and Dr. Muhammad Aramush, who was moderately injured. Two other suspects fled the scene. DIP began investigating the incident.
Arza Kutner, 62, from Tel Aviv, one of the "mothers against violence" activists who came to express solidarity with the protesters, told Walla!
NEWS because "it hurts and we come to support any public that suffers from police violence. So when it is a member of the Ethiopian community, so here in Umm al-Fahm when violence is directed at Arabs."
Clashes in Umm al-Fahm (Photo: Official website, no)
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