Minister of Internal Security Amir Ohana and Police Commissioner Yaakov Shabtai addressed the disaster at the Rashbi celebration on Mount Meron, which claimed the lives of 45 people. Since the disaster, he had come under fire for his silence and said he would stand in front of the cameras when the burial of the dead was completed and clarified: "Responsibility - does not mean guilt." "I am responsible - but responsibility does not mean guilt," Ohana wrote on Facebook, referring first to the events in Meron. "Once we finish identifying and burying our dead, I will also report to the cameras. I will report and take responsibility. Yes, I am responsible for everything related to the bodies under my responsibility. I am responsible for every car accident. I am responsible for every person who was attacked, and the police were not there to save him. "Fire and flammability, and all those who perished from inhaling smoke. I am responsible for every murder case and get kicked in the stomach when I hear about one. Failure to take responsibility and especially the use of the phrase "I am responsible - but responsibility does not mean guilt" ignited the network, with a flood of angry reactions. This comes after Twitter and Facebook exploded with outrage at the MK. Since the tragedy on Mt Meron, almost every possible individual or group possibly related to the tragedy has become scrutinized and attacked by social media. MK Ohana's situation is not unique as the Israeli Public searches for its Scapegoat. Source: Walla News! 🇮🇱 IF YOU LOVE ISRAEL - SHARE NEWSRAEL! 🇮🇱