Rami Piro said that once people realize they are under constant surveillance, they will be deterred from committing crime. The statement comes amid increasing crime rates in Israeli cities.
Strategic consultant Rami Piro commented on the rising crime in Israeli streets, suggesting that comprehensive visual surveillance ('Big Brother' system) would serve as a deterrent. 'Once people understand that they are under a Big Brother system and that they can be caught at any moment, they will be deterred from committing crime,' Piro said. The proposal reflects ongoing public debate about crime prevention measures.
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