On Sunday, a protest march was organized in the occupied territories against the widespread crime among the Palestinians of the territories.

The protesters closed the main 6th Street, stopped their vehicles in the middle of it, and disembarked from it, to stop traffic on the most vital Israeli street for traffic.

The march started this morning, by car, from the town of Ein Mahel and Kafr Manda towards the city of Jerusalem, to protest in front of the office of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu against the authorities' inability to confront violence in Arab society. As reported by the Arabic-speaking Israeli Public Broadcasting Corporation.

The head of the Higher Follow-up Committee for the Arab Masses, Muhammad Baraka, said during a radio interview with him this morning that this is not a demonstration but rather a cry of life, adding: "It is inconceivable that we count our dead day after day," noting that only one and a half percent of the Palestinians inside involved in the crime.

Baraka continued, "No one can anticipate in advance a murder within the family or a domestic dispute, and that the police and the government can fight organized crime."

The data of the “Abraham Initiatives” association indicate that the scourge of violence among the Palestinians inside Israel has claimed the lives of 80 people since the beginning of this year.