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Haaretz EnglishSecurity

Brother of Kafr Manda Grenade Victim Blasts Police, Community Over Inaction

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Lina Qassem Zidan was killed by a grenade explosion in a Kafr Manda candy store on Saturday while buying her son's wedding cake. Her brother condemned police and community inaction against crime, telling Haaretz that she was the family's sole breadwinner and her disabled husband was also wounded in the attack. He asserted that perpetrators are known but not apprehended.

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  • Lina Qassem Zidan was killed in a grenade attack at a Kafr Manda candy store on Saturday.
  • Her brother criticized police and community inaction against rampant crime.
  • Zidan was buying her son's wedding cake when the attack occurred.
  • She was the sole breadwinner for her family, including her disabled husband.
  • The brother claimed perpetrators of violence are known but not stopped.
Brother of Kafr Manda Grenade Victim Blasts Police, Community Over Inaction
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