Three Arrested in Connection with Fatal Grenade Attack in Kfar Manda

Northern District Police and Border Police forces arrested three suspects on Saturday in connection with a fragmentation grenade attack on a business in Kfar Manda. The incident resulted in the death of a woman in her 50s and injuries to three others, who sustained moderate and light wounds. The suspects' vehicle was located and found to have been concealed.

According to police, intelligence and operational measures led to the apprehension of the suspects and the vehicle used in the attack. Police Commissioner Dani Levy and the Commander of the Northern District visited the scene to receive a detailed briefing on the incident, the investigation, and the arrests. The Commissioner instructed forces to apprehend all individuals involved and utilize all available resources.

The investigation is ongoing to determine the exact circumstances and motives behind the attack. This incident follows a series of violent events and weapons seizures in the region in recent months. Notably, a lawyer from the village was arrested days prior after a cache of weapons, including two Glock pistols, numerous magazines, and over 100 rounds of ammunition, was found near his home.

Northern District Police continue their efforts against serious crime and illegal weapons possession. Since the beginning of the year, over 960 weapons have been seized in the Northern District as part of ongoing efforts to thwart criminal activity. The suspects are expected to be brought before a court for remand extension, and the investigation will continue to uncover all details of the event. Police are working to prosecute those involved and prevent similar incidents in the future.