Conflict that claimed 36 victims: 4 to be charged with murder of bus driver, his cousin shot dead at point-blank range | Documentation

Four suspects, residents of Shfaram and Nazareth, will be charged with the murder of bus driver Ali Swaed, who was shot dead in front of his father at the Shfaram bus terminal early last month. Police announced today (Monday) the solving of the murder and an investigation by the Lahav 433 unit, leading to the arrest of three brothers from the Hujairat family, including a 17-year-old, and another young man. Ali Swaed is the cousin of Hadi Swaed, a 31-year-old man with special needs, who was murdered three months ago as he left his workplace. In the documentation of the murder, a gunman is seen shooting him several times at point-blank range, entering his car, stopping, getting out, and firing several more times at Hadi, who was already lying on the road lifeless. The conflict between the Swaed and Khaldi crime organizations has claimed 36 victims in the last three and a half years. Sources involved in the conflict told ynet: "We don't leave the house, not even for work. If we go out, they'll kill us. We're waiting for it all to end because we want to breathe air and return to a normal routine. Even buying food has become an extremely difficult step." Some of the victims are innocent. Two months ago, the Khaldi family announced agreement to a year-long truce, but some of the Swaed family agreed, and people close to the organization's head, Abu Shahab, claimed he was ready for a truce on condition that his brother Jalal, who was murdered, be returned to him, which is impossible.