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In comparison, from October to the present: 24 vehicle vandalism incidents only in the Ramat Eshkol neighborhood, including shattering windows, breaking mirrors, puncturing tires, breaking door handles and attempting to break in. In addition, seven tin arsons were recorded in October, including dragging a burning tin to the center of the road and blocking the access road to Ganei Aviv, 15 attacks on youths on a nationalist basis, and 13 stone-throwing incidents on Jews from October alone.

In comparison, from October to the present: 24 vehicle vandalism incidents only in the Ramat Eshkol neighborhood, including shattering windows, breaking mirrors, puncturing tires, breaking door handles and attempting to break in. In addition, seven tin arsons were recorded in October, including dragging a burning tin to the center of the road and blocking the access road to Ganei Aviv, 15 attacks on youths on a nationalist basis, and 13 stone-throwing incidents on Jews from October alone.

Yair Kraus, a first-hand correspondent who lived in Acre and experienced and covered the disturbances during the Wall Guard period closely, insisted that six months after the events, most of the detainees were released: "In Lod, the Negev and the north many lynchings are remembered. For the rest of the hours."

Yair Kraus, a first-hand correspondent who lived in Acre and experienced and covered the disturbances during the [[Guardian of the Walls]] period closely, insisted that six months after the events, most of the detainees were released: "In Lod, the Negev and the north many lynchings are remembered. For the rest of the hours."

He sharply criticized the conduct of the police: "If we expected the police to be a deterrent or guard during riots - it has failed miserably, even now it continues to fail because we hear about antisemitic incidents every day. The police are not at the incident."

He sharply criticized the conduct of the police: "If we expected the police to be a deterrent or guard during riots - it has failed miserably, even now it continues to fail because we hear about antisemitic incidents every day. The police are not at the incident."