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PanetSecurity

Bombing of Shop in Kafr Manda Kills Woman, Police Arrest Four

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Lina Qassem (Zidan) was killed and three others injured on Saturday when a hand grenade was thrown at a shop in Kafr Manda. Police arrested four suspects from nearby towns and the Nazareth Magistrate's Court extended their detention until November 22, 2026. The investigation into the bombing is continuing.

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  • Lina Qassem (Zidan) was killed and three injured by a grenade thrown at a Kafr Manda shop on Saturday.
  • Surveillance footage shows a vehicle colliding with the victim before the grenade was thrown.
  • Police arrested four suspects from Ilut, Reineh, and Zarzir following the incident.
  • A court extended the detention of the four suspects until November 22, 2026.
  • The investigation into the bombing is ongoing.
Bombing of Shop in Kafr Manda Kills Woman, Police Arrest Four
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A woman identified as Lina Qassem (Zidan) was killed on Saturday when a hand grenade was thrown at a shop in Kafr Manda, according to surveillance footage. The video shows a vehicle approaching Qassem outside the store, colliding with her, and then a suspect inside throwing the grenade, causing an explosion that killed her and injured three others. Police announced on Sunday the arrest of four suspects in connection with the incident. The suspects, residents of Ilut, Reineh, and Zarzir, were apprehended shortly after the attack. They were interrogated by the Northern District's Central Unit, and the Nazareth Magistrate's Court extended their detention until November 22, 2026, to allow for further investigation. Police stated that the investigation into the case is ongoing.

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