One of the reform men in the town of Beit Ummar, Farhan Alqam: The situation in the town is unstable, and the homes threatened by both sides are at the heart of danger, while burning a house with its occupants is a dangerous transgression of all limits. _ Efforts are continuing from Hebron Governorate and from outside it to end disputes and try to reach a truce. _ The demand for the extradition of those accused of murder from both parties is one of the most prominent obstacles to reaching a truce, as this point still represents an existing problem, as happened in previous similar cases. _ The roots of the dispute extend over many years, and are deep and intertwined, as this incident is neither the first nor an isolated case, but rather comes in the context of a series of tensions that have not yet been resolved or radically addressed. _ The problem has many components, and the dispute began with a simple disagreement or an ordinary quarrel, then gradually escalated and worsened, until it caused casualties, which led to the crisis becoming more complicated and spreading.