Grenade Attack in Kfar Mandi Injures Four, One Critically

Four people were injured on Saturday when a grenade was thrown at a business in the village of Kfar Mandi. Emergency medical teams provided treatment to the wounded, including a woman in her 60s who was in critical condition and underwent resuscitation efforts. Two others, a man and a woman in their 50s, sustained moderate injuries, and a fourth person was lightly injured.

Magen David Adom medic Iyad Heibi described the scene upon arrival: "We saw chaos and several injured people. We were told they were injured by a grenade. We began providing medical treatment to all the injured. The woman in her 60s, who was critically injured, immediately underwent resuscitation efforts, including chest compressions, ventilation, and medication, and was evacuated by a Magen David Adom intensive care unit to the hospital in critical condition, and we continue to fight for her life. We also evacuated two moderately injured and one lightly injured person from the scene."

The police have launched an investigation into the incident, and the motive remains unclear. "Israel Police have opened an investigation into a suspected grenade thrown at a business in Kfar Mandi, as a result of which several people were injured with varying degrees of injury," a police statement said. "Officers were dispatched to the scene, began collecting evidence, and opened an investigation into the circumstances of the case."

This incident follows a similar event the previous day, when a grenade was thrown at a business in the same village but did not detonate. Police sappers successfully neutralized that device.