MK Maha Karaki Sabah Condemns Killing in Kafr Manda, Demands Action
Translated & summarized from Panet by baba
Member of Knesset Maha Karaki Sabah condemned the murder of Lina Qassem Zeidan in Kafr Manda and offered condolences to her family. She stressed the state's duty to prevent crime and called for severe penalties for perpetrators. Karaki Sabah criticized security institutions for perceived complicity due to rising violence and socioeconomic factors. She vowed to use parliamentary power to combat crime and ensure public safety.
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- MK Maha Karaki Sabah condemned the murder of Lina Qassem Zeidan in Kafr Manda.
- She stated the state's responsibility is to prevent crime, not just react to it.
- Karaki Sabah called for the harshest legal penalties for those convicted of the crime.
- She criticized security institutions, suggesting complicity due to rising violence.
- The MK pledged to use parliamentary tools to combat crime and ensure public safety.
Member of Knesset Dr. Maha Karaki Sabah has strongly condemned the murder of Lina Qassem Zeidan in Kafr Manda, extending condolences to the victim's family and wishing recovery to the injured. She emphasized that the state's responsibility begins with preventing crime, not just reacting to it after it occurs. Karaki Sabah stated that arresting suspects is a fundamental police duty and called for the harshest legal penalties for those convicted. She asserted that citizens' security is a basic right, and ensuring it is the responsibility of the police and state institutions, which possess the tools to collect weapons, track criminals, and hold them accountable. The MK expressed concern that the prevalence of violence, the ease with which crimes are committed, and the perpetrators' freedom of movement, including sometimes filming themselves during shootings, implicates security institutions in complicity. She linked this to policies of exclusion, neglect, and socioeconomic conditions that fuel such crime. Karaki Sabah pledged to use parliamentary tools and exert pressure to eradicate this "disaster," refusing to accept fear as a daily reality or lives becoming mere statistics. She concluded by placing public safety at the forefront of her parliamentary agenda, believing that solidarity and a genuine desire for change will create a strong force against those who threaten lives.
