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Negev Arab Mayors Call for Three-Month Truce to Combat Violence
Arab local authority heads in the Negev have called for a three-month social truce to combat escalating violence and crime, particularly in Rahat. The appeal, made after a meeting with lawmakers and community leaders, urges a halt to shootings and assaults to allow for mediation.
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- 01Negev Arab local authority heads called for a three-month social truce to stop violence and shootings.
- 02The truce aims to allow reform leaders to mediate disputes and preserve civil peace.
- 03Rahat Mayor Talal Al-Qaranaoui warned of service disruptions due to ongoing gunfire.
- 04The forum demanded that the Israeli Police take action to protect citizens and enforce the law.
- 05Community leaders urged mosques and schools to promote values against violence and foster respect.
The forum also demanded police action and warned of service disruptions due to ongoing violence, while calling for strengthened community ties and educational initiatives against violence.
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