In the video: Police forces arrive at Kfar Aara (Israel Police Spokesperson)
Minister of National Security Itamar Ben Gvir today (Sunday) ordered Police Commissioner Kobi Shabtai to conduct an investigation regarding the celebrations of the terrorist's release from prison - which took place immediately upon his release. the celebrations - in a series of instructions he issued to the Shavas. Ben Gabir had a clarification conversation with the Commissioner on the matter.
News 13 also reported that Ben Gabvir asked the commissioner for explanations about the failure of the police to prevent the celebrations. In addition, Ben Gabvir instructed the commissioner that from now on every junior officer will be given the authority to remove Palestinian flags and there is no longer a need for the approval of a district commander or commander space.
Among other things, the minister ordered not to allow the setting up of tents and events celebrating sympathy for terrorism.
Despite the instructions, the sons of Mashftahu and Yunes' friends set up a tent for the celebrations, and the senior officials of the Palestinian Authority even came to visit him.
The commissioner is expected to hold an internal investigation in the police and present it to the minister.
"These celebrations are celebrations of incitement and explicit support for terrorism and it is unthinkable that such events will take place in our home," said the Minister of National Security.
"In the State of Israel there is no place for celebrations in support of terrorism. I will do everything in my power to prevent these celebrations, until the death penalty law for terrorists is passed."
The families of terror victims, including the family of the soldier Avraham Bromberg, today (Sunday) called on ministers Yoav Galant and Itamar Ben Gabir to immediately arrest the released prisoner Karim Younes.
This, after his meeting with Fatah members from Ramallah and a group photo of them with the Fatah flag in the background, which is defined as a terrorist organization and whose flag is forbidden to be flown in Israel.
Against the background of this meeting yesterday, Defense Minister Galant ordered the coordinator of operations in the territories, Major Rasan Aliyan, to deny their entry permit to Israel.
According to the Almagor organization, which unites the families of victims of terrorism, "from the events of the last few days and his statements it is absolutely clear that the terrorist has not changed his ways, does not express remorse and even declares the continuation of the struggle."
They point out that "the killer continues to be a senior member of the Fatah leadership in whose name he went out to carry out the murder attack" and that "his conduct in recent days is in complete contrast to the terrorist's commitment to the special parole committee, which recommended to the president that his sentence be reduced."
Met with senior Petah officials.
Prisoner Karim Younes after his release (Photo: Reuters)
They also point out that according to publications by the Ministry of Defense, Younes has received terrorist rewards from the Palestinian Authority in recent years and that this alone is a blatant violation of the anti-terrorism law.
According to the organization, as soon as he was released to his home in Kfar Aara, the terrorist organizations published congratulatory messages glorifying him and his actions, including Hamas, Hezbollah, Islamic Jihad and Fatah.
"Further to that, a reception was held which is an ongoing campaign of glorifying terrorism, and with the cooperation of the released terrorist with personalities and organizations that were declared as terrorist organizations," she said in her letter.
Galant and Ben Gvir were called to "immediately arrest him and return him to prison for administrative detention immediately and subsequently cancel the sentence allowance and return him to the original sentence, a life sentence that was commuted to the death penalty provided by law."
An investigation will be conducted into the celebrations of his release from prison - which took place despite the directive of the Minister of National Security not to allow them
A few hours later, Minister of National Security Itamar Ben Gvir ordered an investigation regarding the celebrations of the terrorist's release from prison - which took place immediately after his release.
The investigation will be held at the request of the police commissioner, and this after the minister ordered the police before the release of the terrorist to prevent the celebrations - in a series of instructions he issued to the Security Service.
Among other things, the minister ordered not to allow the setting up of tents and events celebrating sympathy for terrorism.
Despite the instructions, the sons of Mashftahu and Yunes' friends set up a tent for the celebrations, and the senior officials of the Palestinian Authority even came to visit him.
The commissioner is expected to conduct an internal investigation in the police and present it to the minister.
"These celebrations are celebrations of incitement and explicit support for terrorism and it is unthinkable that such events would take place in our home," said the Minister of National Security. "There is no place in the State of Israel for celebrations of support for terrorism. prevent these celebrations, until the death penalty law for terrorists is passed."
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