خطة مكافحة الجريمة

We will lead a fight against organized crime and return security to the streets.

• •Under our leadership, the government will establish a task force made up of all enforcement bodies, with special powers and dedicated budgets.
• •The task force will operate in coordination with all enforcement bodies in Israel, in order to cleanse the state of crime organizations, restore the rule of law and bring security to all Israeli citizens.

Declaring a national state of emergency and establishing a task force.

• •The government will declare a national state of emergency and establish a national task force and a crime cabinet.
• •5% of the finest personnel from each enforcement organization will be recruited to the task force, including the police, Shin Bet, IDF and Prison Service.
• •The force will operate from a dedicated situation room.
• •The task force will be given broad powers to achieve its goal: eliminating the crime organizations.
• •Task force budget: NIS 1 billion a year.
• •A fast track for fighting crime, from arrest to imprisonment within 9 months.
• •The crime cabinet will lead the task force's activity and oversee its actions.
• •The cabinet will convene every week.

Cleansing Arab society of organized crime.

• •Level A: rehabilitating the law-enforcement system.
• •Boosting detective work and investigation capabilities in Arabic.
• •Strengthening municipal policing, strengthening cooperation between the police and local authorities, establishing and operating municipal situation rooms connected to street cameras.
• •Promoting police personnel by evaluation metrics adapted to the fight against crime: an officer who delivers results against crime on the ground will be promoted.
• •Establishing dedicated courts for serious crime.
• •Rapid passage of a package of laws that will give the law-enforcement system critical tools for the fight against organized crime: tougher penalties and minimum sentences.
• •Using biometric means to locate and identify suspects.
• •Fighting protection rackets and money laundering.

Level B: economic warfare.

• •Establishing a "Tzlatzal – Crime" unit within the task force, which will receive broad powers (similar to the original Tzlatzal unit): powers to obtain information from banks, to activate various bodies such as the Shin Bet and Mossad, to approach foreign ministers and other senior officials directly, to act toward governments around the world, and more.
• •Full cooperation of the Finance Ministry, the Bank of Israel, bank representatives, the Tax Authority, the Money Laundering Prevention Authority and others.
• •Drafting legislation and regulations on a fast legislative track to disqualify "dirty" companies from government tenders, including imposing criminal and financial sanctions on companies suspected of being linked to crime organizations.
• •Protection from the protection racket: a government insurance company that will provide coverage to farmers and business owners under threat.

Level C: community treatment.

• •Establishing the "49 Team" (named for the number of children murdered during the Ben Gvir period): an education, welfare and rehabilitation department within the task force.
• •The goal: to take the children out of the crime organizations' clutches.
• •Restoring the at-risk youth track: the "Stop the Bleeding" program in the red localities (a municipal team including welfare, community policing, formal and informal education, security).
• •Adding protection instructors to all schools in Arab society.
• •Running background checks on all protection instructors and providing professional support.
• •Defining a clear reporting track for every case to stop youth on a path of decline.
• •Prisoner rehabilitation programs and Prison Service involvement in the rehabilitation process from imprisonment to return to the community.
• •Taking the municipalities back: municipalities infiltrated by crime organizations will be run by an appointed committee until order is restored.