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Gunfire Heard in Lod During Event Attended by Minister Smotrich

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Gunfire Erupts Near Smotrich Event Amid Warning on Illegal Arms

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Gunfire erupted near a political event in Lod attended by Finance Minister Bezalel Smotrich on Saturday evening. Smotrich was discussing his plan to combat illegal weapons in Arab communities, which he warned poses a significant security threat to Israel. He cited ISA figures indicating over one million firearms are in Arab society and proposed new legislation classifying illegal weapons possession as terrorism-related. The plan includes enhanced law enforcement measures and targeting criminal organizations' finances.

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  • Gunfire occurred near a political event in Lod hosted by Finance Minister Bezalel Smotrich.
  • Smotrich warned that over one million illegal firearms in Arab communities pose a growing security threat.
  • He proposed new legislation classifying illegal weapons possession as terrorism-related activity.
  • The plan aims to dismantle an "armed autonomous structure within Arab society."
  • Measures include enhanced ISA involvement, arrests, and targeting criminal financial infrastructure.
Gunfire Erupts Near Smotrich Event Amid Warning on Illegal Arms
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