About 40 break-ins in six months: the crime wave in the quiet moshavim in the south

About 40 break-ins in six months in the moshavim Brosh, Tidhar, and Te'ashur in the south. In exclusive footage, masked individuals are seen stealing a gun, combat equipment, tefillin, and expensive property. Residents warn of the erosion of personal security and demand reinforcement of forces and harsher punishment.

About 40 break-ins in six months have struck the three moshavim Brosh, Tidhar, and Te'ashur in the south, which were considered quiet areas. In exclusive footage published by our correspondent, masked individuals are seen stealing a gun, combat equipment, tefillin, and expensive property. In one case, an ultrasound machine worth about 50,000 shekels was stolen from a home that was broken into three times. Shahaf Aharon, the community manager, said he does not recall a wave of break-ins of this magnitude. Security coordinator Matan Ben Amo pointed to the open areas as a weak point. Residents warn of the erosion of personal security and demand that the government, the police, and the justice system restore governance. Meanwhile, Southern District police and Border Guard officers located six stolen all-terrain vehicles and arrested dozens of suspects, but residents say the response is insufficient.