And in Be'er Sheva yesterday, a Bedouin terrorist came out of the Hura local council with a knife in his hand and murdered Jews in his heart.
He ran over and slaughtered four innocent people and injured others.
And the innocents who went on the road, soul in the square, refueled and bought for their home, became a target in fact a criminal and despicable terror.
The killer, who was previously a high school teacher in a girl, supported ISIS and attended meetings of ISIS supporters.
The killer admitted that he planned to leave for Syria in July 2015 to join ISIS, under the guise of a pilgrimage to the holy sites of Islam in Saudi Arabia, was tried and imprisoned for it.
A few hours after the attack, the commissioner, Yaakov Shabtai, issued a decisive announcement, after a series of eight attacks over the past month, that the police "had no warning". Every day with the collapse of police governance in ensuring their security. They have been warning for years about civilian terrorism raging in the Negev, and the inability of the police to deal with it.
The chairman of the Be'er Sheva Kalaniot neighborhood committee and a member of the Negev Rescue Forum, Nir Gal, explains to anyone who wants to listen to him that the level of security in the Negev is declining to a new low, and that if immediate moves are not made The law is in the hands of others, begging for an immediate combination of military and police forces.
Perhaps the most important warning of all was the Minister of Internal Security, Amar Bar-Lev, who explained that one does not need to be a psychologist to understand that once the Bedouin wall guard, a small pinch of the population, seized weapons, took to the roads and decided they were governors - it led to insecurity in the Negev.
Unfortunately, this has actually continued until now.
The police are not required to warn about the security crisis in the Negev, nor to renew the supply of excuses to express its helplessness in the Negev, which is joined by the mayor of Beer Sheva, Rubik Danilovich, who explains that his hands are tied.
We are forced to hear the daily dose of evil from Meretz, when MK Yair Golan explains that the attack is the fault of Benjamin Netanyahu and the right.
He is followed by the uprising of the Minister of Internal Security, Amar Bar-Lev, who strongly condemns the protest of the residents of Be'er Sheva against the excuses of the commissioner, and concludes with "You will be ashamed." The defective.
One who is not afraid to say clear things is Almog Boker, a Channel 13 reporter in the south and a native of Be'er Sheva, who explains that Be'er Sheva has changed its face: his friends are afraid to walk alone at night, afraid to drive on the roads, afraid their children will run.
Once it was sexual harassment and once it was dangerous driving on the roads, once protection and once robberies in private homes, businesses and gas stations.
"Yes, one should tell the truth and not use a laundering of words," Boker writes.
"In most cases, the suspects are Bedouin from the Diaspora. They are the ones who create a sense of fear and panic in the city."
The responsibility lies with the police and the Minister of Internal Security, who has already crowned his activities in the Negev as someone who changed the face of the dismal situation, in relation to his predecessors.
In practice, Bar-Lev stands in front of an imaginary line, which has collapsed and indicates how detached his understanding is from reality.
It is clear that the entire Bedouin public is not to blame for the rampant civilian and security terrorism in the Negev.
Most of them are law-abiding citizens.
However, the time has come for the government to replace the operating disk with the hatches of civil and security terrorism.
This requires a clear government directive, which will stop the continued activity of areas without law and fear of the government.
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