A man was shot dead in Kafr Qara and a woman was moderately wounded, bringing the total murder victims in the Arab community to 38 since the start of the year. A speaker shares a personal account of losing a family member to violence, illustrating the devastating impact on families and the community's sense of security.

Dozens of vehicles traveled for hours across Israel's highways to reach the Prime Minister's Office, with protesters expressing their grievances and demanding action on the violence crisis. Police accompanied the convoy to Jerusalem, where protesters described their disrupted lives and the existential fear experienced by Arab citizens and their children in daily life.

Arab leadership attempted to deliver a letter to the Prime Minister demanding government decisions to combat violence in the Arab community and calling for the dismissal of National Security Minister Itamar Ben Gvir, citing his policies as contributing to the crisis. Protests are expected to continue on Tuesday with demonstrations across the country, including wearing black shirts and work stoppages lasting several hours.