Head of Disabled IDF Veterans Organization on Netanya Shooting: 'There Was a Warning Sign the System Didn't Pick Up'

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The head of the Disabled IDF Veterans Organization, Attorney Idan Kleiman, addressed the shooting incident yesterday in Netanya in an interview with ynet studio, in which Border Police fighter David Haveir Amrani opened fire at a police force and was shot dead. Kleiman said that 'the fighter, to my understanding, requested more than a month ago to be transferred from the Judea and Samaria sector. This is a warning sign, and if they had taken it seriously, someone would have already asked him what's going on, why. Every soldier in the security forces must have a phone number with a very clear address. When there is distress, start treating it, and the continuity of the transition between identification and treatment by the rehabilitation division is very important. In his case, there was some kind of warning point, and unfortunately it seems the system didn't pick it up.'
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