In Gan Ner they claim that after the hearing today (Sunday) on the arrest of the suspect in the shooting, a wave of arson began throughout the settlement. At the same time, 19-year-old Diar Omri was laid to rest in his village.
The father of the young man who was murdered in a fight on the road in Gan Ner: "The documentation shows that the person wanted to kill"
Rabbi Gan Ner on the fatal fight on the road: "The shooter was frightened and confused with a torn shirt"
Nir Ben Shimol , Rabbi of the Gan Ner settlement and a member of the Rabbi Shatzim organization from the National Histadrut House, claimed that: "Unfortunately, we are experiencing an escalation which is reflected in various arsons that have started in the last hour. The Rabbi Shatzim are not supposed to deal with criminal incidents, but we will not abandon Citizen security. We expect from the Ministry of Defense that just as we do not abandon the residents of the region, they will not abandon us. We are tired of being a 'security component' and leave it at that. The Rashtriya Swayamsevak Force must not continue to be Israel's punching bag."
As mentioned, earlier today the detention of Denis Mokin, a 32-year-old resident of Gan Ner, who shot to death a 19-year-old boy, Diar Omri, from the village of Sandela, during a confrontation on the road, was extended by seven days . During the hearing of his case in the court in Nazareth, his name was allowed to be published. It also emerged that in the tests conducted by the police, traces of alcohol were found in the suspect's blood.
The deceased's father noted: "We live here together, but minister Ben Gabir has already told the Jews that Arabs are enemies." In court, the family members argued that such an incident of murder in a fight that started on the road could set the entire Gilboa area on fire. My son pushed him and wanted to get rid of him, and when he returned to the car he shot him and killed him," said the father. Family members say: "They said to give weapons to every citizen, and this is the result. This is an event that crosses any red line. The Jew who murdered him in cold blood."





