In the village of Kfar Kana, an incident yesterday began when the call to break the Ramadan fast was heard at 5:30 PM. Families were gathering around tables in their kitchens to celebrate the end of the day's fast. However, around 6 PM, chaos ensued as two explosions erupted and automatic gunfire rang out, transforming peaceful homes and yards into war zones. This sudden violence caused panic, with adults and children rushing to find safety amid the turmoil.

The local authorities' delayed response was noted, as it took hours for police to arrive at the scene despite the urgent situation. The community's sense of security was shattered in moments, and there are questions regarding the effectiveness of the law enforcement’s handling of such incidents, particularly in areas with heightened tensions.

The aftermath of the incidents raises significant concerns about public safety and the role of the police in conflict areas. Residents are left grappling with fear and uncertainty, highlighting the ongoing challenges faced by communities in dealing with violence and the need for better emergency response mechanisms in the future.