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Dissolution of criminal organizations and changes in legislation: This is the government's plan to eradicate violence in Arab society

The government has approved the multi-year national plan for dealing with crime and violence in Arab society for the years 2026-2022.

The program is based on strengthening enforcement and increasing governance.

Among the goals of the program - a significant reduction in the number of weapons illegally held.

Bar-Lev: "The test of us all will be in 2022"

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Tal Shalev and Liran Levy

Sunday, 24 October 2021, 19:35 Updated: 19:48

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In the video: The scene of the shooting incident at the Jaffa port (Photo: Police spokeswoman)

The government today (Sunday) approved the multi-year national plan for dealing with crime and violence in Arab society for the years 2026-2022. The plan is based on the following principles: strengthening the chain of enforcement, including required legislative amendments; Emphasis on economic and integrated enforcement; Increasing governance and the resilience of the local authority; A combination of "soft" tools for treatment and prevention; Increasing cooperation between the ministries and closely monitoring and implementing the implementation of the plan.

Among the goals of the program approved by the government - disbandment of criminal organizations;

Reducing the effects of crime and violence in Arab society and reducing the economic means available to criminal organizations;

Raising the sense of personal security of the citizens of Israel in general, and of the residents of the Negev, the citizens and the Arab residents in particular;

A significant reduction in the number of weapons illegally held by civilians in Arab society;

Increasing the trust of the Arab public in the law enforcement system;

Increasing cooperation and partnership with representatives from Arab society, including the heads of Arab local authorities and the cities involved, in implementing the plan;

Strengthening Arab society and strengthening community resilience in dealing with violence in the local area and denouncing the effects of violence and crime.

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Demonstration in Majd al-Krum against violence in Arab society (Photo: Eli Ashkenazi)

The government's decision regarding the program for dealing with crime and violence in Arab society is the largest multi-mechanism decision that has been brought to the government's table on this issue in years. The plan will include, among other things, the action of the Ministry of Internal Security and the Israel Police, along with coordination activities between the various ministries, including legislative actions, as well as the establishment of inter-ministerial teams that will convene and be responsible for targeted problems such as weapons and economic crime. Six months long, led by Deputy Minister Yoav Saglovitz.

"Today we approve the national plan to combat crime from the Arab sector, which, as we saw over the weekend, is flowing throughout the country," Prime Minister Naftali Bennett said today at the opening of the cabinet meeting.

"The plan amounts to an additional NIS 2.5 billion. I wish success in this matter to all government ministries. This is not a one-sided task, this is not just a task of the government, it is a common goal of the Israeli government with the Arab public. The state will do its thing, but the Arab street must "It will not be easy, but we must succeed."

"Crime families are grabbing the throat of the Arab sector."

Bar-Lev (Photo: Flash 90, Tomer Neuberg)

The Minister of Internal Security, Amar Bar-Lev: "The decision we made today is a precedent and indicates that the entire government is clear that the violence and crime on the Arab street poses a threat to the State of Israel. But this decision is harnessing the entire government to mobilize through many mechanisms that are geared towards this important goal. ".

Justice Minister Gideon Saar said at a cabinet meeting that "there is a rule of fear in the Arab sector today. The goal must be to dismantle the criminal organizations. This issue is a matter of national security in the broadest sense of the word. We must succeed in this campaign, otherwise our society will be in danger Disintegration from within. "

During the meeting, Saar noted the low percentage of offenses in the Arab sector from shootings to murders, adding that so far less than half of the funds allocated to the issue in the state budget have actually been used.

In addition, Saar suggested at the yeshiva "to go for a wide range of networking of Arab communities with street cameras."

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