Shmuel Asheri, Eliyahu's younger brother, who was killed by one of the terrorists who managed to escape from Gilboa prison last night (Sunday), told Israel Today: "I believe the security forces are doing everything possible to catch the terrorist who murdered my brother, and I hope that during He will receive the death penalty he deserved to receive then. "
Shmuel still lives in Itamar, and was 14 years old when his older brother was abducted and murdered.
He said his parents heard this morning that one of the fugitives was his brother's killer, and said his father, Jethro, said that "everything is in heaven's hands."
According to him, it does not matter to him the identity of the fugitive, but the very fact that six terrorists managed to escape.
"On a personal level it does not matter to me that my brother's killer escaped. There is an event here on a national scale, and I would feel the same if it was another killer who managed to escape."
Asked how he would feel if this terrorist was not caught, he said: "I think about my brother all the time, I think less about the terrorists who killed him. Other than pulling the trigger, these terrorists are not related to my brother's memory. The only thing I think about is the bad situation of "Our country. I'm just sad about the country, about where we are. We live in a country where all the systems work against each other, and that's what brought us to this situation."
Harel Dudowitz, a friend of Eliyahu Asheri, said: "It is very serious that the security prison in Israel is not professionally guarded. Much more deserving than they received. The IPS must do a home inspection and understand how such a thing happened.
Terrorists with blood on their hands must not be allowed to do what they want. "
Maj. Gen. Gilad Ach, director general of the organization "Until Here", said in response to the terrorists' escape from Gilboa Prison: Academic degrees, fine dining, and more.
"Cooperation between the authorities and delegitimization organizations, such as HaMoked, allows terrorists to raise their heads. Forgiving treatment of those Belialites allows them freedom of action - leading to tunnel excavation, and renewed cooperation with terrorist organizations.
"The perception of the action must be changed immediately, and deterrence must be created, so that if they did not succeed in eliminating the terrorist on the ground, he will have unbearable conditions of imprisonment."
The Almagor terrorist victims' organization has repeatedly warned the IPS and the judiciary about the internal autonomy given to terrorists in prisons, including an explicit warning against escaping. And terrorists - it is he who also prevents close supervision.
He said the heads of terrorist organizations continue to run in prisons as if they are still commanders.
Some of them get to meet with their benefactors, from lawyers to MKs.
Almagor was told that this came to prevent unrest, strikes, uprisings and pressure from the Red Cross and international bodies.
Those who wanted to buy quiet in the prisons, received the price tag tonight.
Almagor demands that the prisoners be imprisoned in solitary confinement, as was the case with Rabin's assassin, and as is the practice in other countries, including Western countries.
The obvious immediate steps are to dismantle the internal organizations, and isolate the terrorists and murderers from each other.
This is the minimum required for those who caused their victims to be separated from their families forever. "
Yair Altman participated in the preparation of the article