In Kfar Qana, police conducted a significant operation leading to the arrest of 34 suspects related to violent incidents, including shooting, amid an ongoing family feud between the Awada and Amara families. This arrest occurred shortly after a troubling event where a drone dropped a grenade on a house, further escalating the conflict. As a result of this incident, four individuals sustained injuries, with one, a 30-year-old male, in serious condition, while three others, including an 18-year-old female, a 40-year-old female, and an 80-year-old male, were in moderate condition.

The timing of these arrests indicates the police's effort to swiftly address the rising tensions in the area. Following the violent episodes, local community leader Sheikh Kamal Hatib organized a reconciliation meeting ('sulha') between representatives of the feuding families in an attempt to de-escalate the situation. The police's actions are a reflection of their commitment to restoring peace and order in Kfar Qana, where communal conflicts have been a recurring issue.

As the suspects are set to appear for a custody extension hearing, the incident raises concerns over the rising violence associated with familial disputes in Arab communities within Israel. This situation not only highlights the challenges faced by law enforcement in addressing intra-community conflicts but also emphasizes the need for effective conflict resolution mechanisms to prevent future escalations.