In the face of the murderous attacks, social networks have also become a hotbed of incitement and the police will intensify the discourse monitoring units on social networks.

The police are closely monitoring the incitement on social networks. This, is in light of the murderous wave of terrorist attacks that began with the attack in Be'er Sheva, and even more so after the two terrorist attacks in Hadera and Bnei Brak. This is a growing phenomenon in recent days in which  Arab citizens incite the murder of Jews and other actions such as the recent terrorist attacks.

The police will increase the units for monitoring the discourse on social networks in the police spokesperson unit and in the Investigations and Intelligence Division.

Sen. Baruch Honig, the spokesman for the commissioner and head of the digital section of the police spokeswoman, tells Walla !: "The Israel Police operates in another central arena that has dangerous incitement that we must deal with not only on the street but also on social networks."

"Any such post calling for violence and murder of civilians can reach thousands of people online and ultimately affect the potential terrorist who goes out to carry out an attack inspired by the recent attacks and encouraging online calls. We work with big companies, Facebook, Twitter, Tic Tac "The rest of the security organizations in order to stop and investigate the instigators. The public who have been exposed to such incitement on the Internet is invited to send us a screenshot or a link to the post on the police's social networks and I promise that every request will be dealt with."

Incitement was also recorded at social media events on social media, one that was also aimed at Muslim and Druze police officers who acted in the riots.