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AlarabSecurity

Four Suspects Detained in Deadly Grenade Attack on Kafr Manda Shop

Translated & summarized from Alarab by baba

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Four suspects have had their detention extended until November 22 in connection with a deadly grenade attack on a shop in Kafr Manda. The November 15 incident killed Lina Qassem, 51, and injured three others. The suspects are from Ilut, Reineh, and Zarzir, and are accused of throwing the grenade.

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  • Four suspects' detention was extended until November 22 for a grenade attack in Kafr Manda.
  • The attack killed Lina Qassem, 51, and injured three other people.
  • Suspects are from the towns of Ilut, Reineh, and Zarzir.
  • The incident involved the throwing of a hand grenade at a commercial shop.
  • A Nazareth Magistrate's Court is overseeing the case.

A Nazareth Magistrate's Court extended the detention of four suspects from Ilut, Reineh, and Zarzir until November 22. The suspects are accused of involvement in throwing a hand grenade at a commercial shop in Kafr Manda. The attack resulted in the death of 51-year-old Lina Qassem and injured three other individuals.

The court's decision came after investigators presented evidence linking the four men to the incident. Further details regarding the motive and the specific roles of each suspect are expected to be revealed as the investigation progresses. The authorities are continuing their efforts to gather all relevant information to ensure a thorough legal process.

AlarabArab · Nazareth

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