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Disabled Veterans Head Cites Warning Signs in Netanya Police Shooting
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By Sharon Kidon
First reported by Ynet · 2 hours ago
What happened
Idan Kleiman, head of the Disabled IDF Veterans Organization, stated that missed warning signs, including a transfer request from the Judea and Samaria sector, contributed to the fatal shooting incident in Netanya involving Border Police fighter David Haveir Amrani.
- 01Disabled Veterans Organization head cited missed warning signs in Netanya police shooting.
- 02Fighter David Haveir Amrani reportedly requested transfer from Judea and Samaria over a month ago.
- 03Organization head stressed need for accessible support and continuous rehabilitation for security forces.
- 04The system failed to identify and act on indicators of the fighter's distress, according to Kleiman.
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