Bennett held a debate on the establishment of a national guard and referred to the journalist's death: "Expect the Palestinians not to disrupt the investigation" | Israel today

The Prime Minister, Naftali Bennett, convened a special discussion today (Thursday) on the establishment of the National-Civil Guard and addressed in his opening remarks the death of Al-Jazeera journalist Sheerin Abu Akala, who was killed last night in Jenin.

As first reported in "Israel Today", the Border Police will establish a volunteer brigade on the way to becoming the state's national guard.

"Unfortunately, the Palestinian Authority, at this stage, denies any possibility of a joint investigation or even access to the basic findings needed to arrive at the truth. I hereby reiterate my expectation of open, transparent and full of findings cooperation, To pollute the investigation process, in a way that we will not be able to get to the truth. "

Bennett on the death of the journalist from Al-Jazeera: "Expects the Palestinian Authority not to take any steps to disrupt the investigation" // Photo: Itai Beit-On / GPO

"In any case, our actions in the face of Palestinian terrorism will continue. I will remind everyone - we are in a wave of terror that claimed the lives of 19 Israelis. "Therefore, the security forces of the State of Israel - the IDF, the GSS, the Israel Police, the Border Police, all the security forces - are continuing their activities around the clock at this time."

"The goal - restoring security"

"The Minister of Internal Security, the Commissioner of Police, the Border Police Commander, the Minister of the Interior, all of us together are taking a significant step today in establishing the National-Civil Guard, which may be called the 'Israeli Guard.' The goal is to restore security. "One of the main budget goals is to return security to the streets of Israel, both routinely and, God forbid, in an emergency, as part of the 'Guardian of the Walls' lessons."

As you may recall, the Border Guard will set up a volunteer brigade on its way to becoming the state's National Guard.

Part of the volunteer lineup will be based on the Hashomer Hahadash organization, with the intention of establishing the guard by the end of the year.

It is considered a flagship project in the police and the Ministry of Internal Security that embroiders skin and tendons in rooms.

Senior police officials estimate that upon completion, "Israel's internal security will be strengthened from end to end."

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