Karadi assures that Benny Sela will be apprehended

In a television interview today on channel 2 in Israel, Chief of Israeli police, Moshe Karadi, addressed the issue of fugitive serial-rapist, Benny Sela. A week and a half after his escape, Sela is still at large and his whereabouts are unknown.

Karadi informed that Sela acted alone and that he is a man with developed survival skills. Karadi also assured the public that the police will eventually apprehend Sela and reincarcerate him.

Karadi also repsonded to opinions which called for the dismissal of officers who were at fault in Sela's escape and stated that blame seeking will not assist in Sela's capture.

Netanyahu criticizes Israel's lack of response to attacks from the Gaza Strip

In a meeting of the Likud party in the Israeli Knesset, head of the opposition and former Israeli PM, Benjamen Netanyahu, criticized the government's decision to to respond to Qassam launches from the Gaza strip despite the ceasefire which was declared over a week ago between Israel and the Palestinian terror groups.

Netanyahu warned that the government's policy may have tragic consequences and claimed that as long as the Palestininans launch rockets, Israel cannot sit idly by.

The Likud party also called the government to not permit the return of Palestinian PM, Haniyeh, to Gaza if the latter travels to Syria or Iran, for such visits can only be in order to discuss continued terrorism against Israel.

The Likud party has 12 members in the Israeli Knesset.