Brother of woman killed in Kafr Manda grenade attack condemns police, community inaction
Lina Qassem Zidan was buying her son's wedding cake when she was killed inside a candy store in a northern Arab town, her brother told Haaretz, urging action against rampant crime: 'Everyone knows who shoots and who sends the attacker'
Four people, including one critically wounded, were injured in a grenade explosion in the northern Israeli town of Kafr Manda on Saturday afternoon. Magen David Adom reported that paramedics evacuated the wounded to hospitals in Haifa and Nazareth. The incident occurred while shops were busy with customers and visitors, and an investigation into the circumstances of the blast is currently underway.
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- Four wounded, one critically, from grenade explosion in northern Israel's Kafr Manda jpost.com
- Woman killed, three others wounded after grenade thrown at store in northern Israel, medics say haaretz.com
- Woman murdered after going out to buy sweets: Grenade thrown at Kafr Manda bakery israelnationalnews.com
