נישט דא קיין פארוואונדעטע נאך שווערע שיסעריי אויף א הויז אין צפון מדינת ישראל.
A nighttime drive-by shooting in the Arab village of Arraba in northern Israel left a home riddled with bullets after more than 200 rounds were fired, authorities confirmed. Despite the scale of the attack, no injuries were reported, a fact officials say underscores both the danger of the incident and the narrow margin by which lives were spared.
Dashcam footage circulating online captures the moment a vehicle slowed near the residence before unleashing sustained automatic gunfire. The attackers fled the scene within seconds, leaving extensive damage to the property and alarming residents across the community.
The shooting is believed to be linked to ongoing intra-communal violence rather than terrorism or broader regional conflict. Arraba, like several Arab towns in Israel, has experienced a sharp rise in violent crime fueled by clan feuds and the widespread availability of illegal firearms. Reports indicate that the town’s murder rate has nearly tripled in early 2025, reflecting a broader national challenge confronting law enforcement and local leadership.
Israeli police have launched an investigation and are working to identify those responsible, while reiterating their commitment to curbing criminal violence and weapons trafficking in Arab communities. Officials stress that these incidents stem from internal criminal dynamics and socioeconomic pressures, not from the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.
The attack highlights persistent security challenges in parts of northern Israel, where residents increasingly face threats from organized criminal activity. Authorities say intensified policing, intelligence-led operations, and cooperation with community leaders remain critical to restoring safety and preventing further escalation.
