Yair Golan Meets Victim's Sister, Pledges Action on Public Safety

Yair Golan, Chairman of the Democrats Party, met with Yerus Zalka, the sister of Yemno Zalka, who was murdered on the eve of Independence Day. Yemno Zalka was killed after asking a group of youths to stop spraying snow spray. Golan expressed deep admiration for Yerus Zalka's efforts to promote justice and security, particularly her establishment of the "Love Like Yemno" movement. This organization works to combat violence and educate youth in tolerance, aiming to prevent other families from experiencing similar tragedies.

Golan praised Yerus Zalka's strength and determination, calling her an inspiration. He posted on social media about their meeting, highlighting his commitment to improving personal safety on the streets. He pledged that the Democrats Party would work to restore security to the streets and implement a zero-tolerance policy for violence, coupled with a comprehensive youth intervention program.

According to Golan, addressing youth violence requires a combined approach of education, prevention, treatment, and enforcement. He concluded his post with a message of mutual responsibility and hope, stating that one family's pain can lead to societal repair. The meeting has generated significant attention within the political system.