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IPS Commissioner in the Knesset: We have thwarted about 300 escape attempts in the last decade
The Minister of Internal Security, the Commissioner and the IPS Commissioner appeared before the Internal Security Committee and reviewed their activities against the background of the escape from Gilboa Prison and the violence in Arab society.
Bar-Lev on the shooting at the house of Chief of Staff Khachrush: "It is clear to us today that there is a real threat to the internal security of the State of Israel"
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Monday, 13 September 2021, 13:28 Updated: 14:34
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The Knesset's Internal Security Committee, chaired by MK Merav Ben-Ari (Yesh Atid), convened for its first hearing today, against the background of the escape from Gilboa Prison last week and the violence in Arab society. Katie Perry IPS, and presented the MKs with an overview of their activities.
IPS Commissioner Katie Perry said the organization had prevented hundreds of escape attempts in the past decade.
Six security prisoners escaped, some with blood on their hands, some dangerous.
"I have taken actions aimed at achieving the operational purpose I have defined - preventing imitation, gaining control, increasing deterrence," Perry said.
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The escape from prison was recorded on cameras and the alert was also activated.
It is suspected that the prisoner was watching television
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Fruit in the committee, today (Photo: screenshot, Knesset channel)
She called for waiting for the end of the government inquiry commission set up to investigate the failures and failures in the matter and in the background criticizing its conduct said that "I am known for my policy - a determined policy, of an iron fist, and here too it will continue."
In his remarks, Minister Bar-Lev referred to crime in Arab society and the shooting at the house of Chief of Staff Gamal Khachrush, saying that "there is no doubt that there is a public challenge to the law enforcement authorities of the State of Israel and the governance of the State of Israel." "Today there is a real threat to the internal security of the State of Israel."
Anger on the right and left on the commissioner
Police Commissioner Kobi Shabtai, during his review, ran into clashes with MKs from right-wing opposition parties as well as from the joint list, following remarks he made about Operation The Wall Guard.
Among other things, after the commissioner pointed to widespread inequality and social disparities as one of the reasons for the violent disturbances, he was criticized from the right.
MK Itamar Ben Gvir ("Religious Zionism") resented Shabtai's statement, saying that there is cooperation with Arab society on the war on crime. "From the moment you took office - you just wanted to please. I have never seen anything like it. "For the first time, the Israeli commissioner says that the Arabs are rioting because of inequality, do you understand what you are doing to us?", Ben Gvir said. MK Amichai Shikli (right) joined in. "You talked about inequality - you have to distinguish between inequality and a nationalist uprising. In Operation Wall Guard it was a nationalist uprising. It was backed by MKs, explicitly Ayman Odeh called for an intifada. "Given the boundaries, I am disturbed by the functioning of the police," he said. MK Orit Struck ("Religious Zionism") said, .
The commissioner admitted that the police were surprised by the development of the events in the cities involved.
We were surprised.
Whoever says he's probably not lying.
Part of the lesson is to see how not to be surprised next time, but at the same time I say that from the moment we understood the intensity of the events and the quantity, in less than 24 hours an intifada with zero casualties was answered and eliminated. " "As Osama Saadi said to him, 'You do not remember Arab casualties, for you it is only the casualties of the security forces.'
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