Crime Groups' Growing Arsenal Could Pose Security Threat, Official Warns
Translated & summarized from 0404 by baba
Roi Kahlon, head of the Prime Minister's Office's Staff for Combating Crime in Arab Society, warns that criminal organizations' growing arsenal could become a security threat. He stated that a lesson from October 7th is to act against dangerous capabilities during their development, not just assess current intentions. Kahlon stressed that capabilities are built over years, while intentions can change rapidly.
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- Crime groups' growing arsenal could pose a future security threat, warns official Roi Kahlon.
- Kahlon heads the Staff for Combating Crime in Arab Society at the Prime Minister's Office.
- He stated that the scale of arms held by criminal organizations is a concern.
- A lesson from October 7th is to act against dangerous capabilities during development.
- Kahlon warned that capabilities are built over years, while intentions can change overnight.
Roi Kahlon, the head of the Staff for Combating Crime in Arab Society at the Prime Minister's Office, has issued a warning regarding the increasing power and weaponry of criminal organizations. He stated that the scale of the arms these groups possess could evolve into a national security threat in the future.
Kahlon emphasized that a key lesson learned from the October 7th attacks is the imperative for the state not to solely assess the current intentions of entities possessing dangerous capabilities. Instead, he argued, action must be taken during the force-building phase. "Intentions can change overnight, but capabilities are built over years," Kahlon cautioned, highlighting the long-term danger posed by the unchecked growth of criminal organizations' military power.
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