Cautious calm prevails al-Nasera

A cautious calm prevails the city of al-Nasera following the events which took place in the city on Tuesday and at dawn Wednesday when explosive bottles where thrown on two trade centers and the attacks resulted in heavy material losses in one of the two centers.

Israeli Radio, which reported the news, added that the police also found explosive bottles near the house of a Muslim citizen in al-Nasera and near the house of judge Abdul Rahman al-Zou'bi.

The radio added that the police dispersed by means of force a group of youths who gathered in several areas of the city, out of concern of acts of confrontation and violence.

Israel Radio added that all churches in al-Nasera are closed only at times of prayer. The closure is observed for the second running day and at a decision taken by the Latin patriarch Michael Sabah and high-ranking Christian men of religion following the recent events in al-Nasera.