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Israeli President Herzog Mourns 200th Arab Sector Victim of Violence This Year

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Israeli President Isaac Herzog mourned Lina Qasem, the 200th homicide victim in the Arab sector this year, who died in a grenade attack in Kafr Mandi that also injured three others. Herzog called the death toll "unthinkable" and urged any future government to take immediate action against crime and illegal weapons, stating security is a fundamental state duty.

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  • President Isaac Herzog mourned Lina Qasem, the 200th homicide victim in Israel's Arab sector this year.
  • Qasem died in a grenade explosion in Kafr Mandi, which also injured three other citizens.
  • Herzog called the number of victims "unthinkable" and urged decisive action against crime.
  • He stressed that security is a basic duty of the state towards its citizens.
Israeli President Herzog Mourns 200th Arab Sector Victim of Violence This Year
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Israeli President Isaac Herzog expressed deep sorrow and shock following the killing of Lina Qasem (Zidan), who died in a grenade explosion in Kafr Mandi. Three other citizens were injured in the incident. Herzog stated that Qasem's death marks the 200th homicide victim in the Arab sector since the beginning of the year, calling the number "unthinkable."

"Any government that will be formed must take decisive and immediate action against criminal organizations, lawbreakers, and illegal weapons," Herzog declared. He emphasized that "security is a basic duty of the state towards its citizens."

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