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Police: Suspicious Objects Found Near Benjamin Were Dummy Explosives

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Police: Suspicious Objects Found Near Benjamin Were Dummy Explosives

Translated & summarized from Hamal by baba

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Hebrew · 4 newsrooms covering

Police in the Benjamin region reported finding two suspicious objects attached to Palestinian flags over the weekend and Monday morning. Bomb disposal units and IDF forces examined the items, determining they were dummy explosives. Investigations have been opened into the incidents, which occurred near Mount Hazor and Metzudat David.

The story in 5 lines · by baba

  • Two suspicious objects attached to Palestinian flags were found in the Benjamin region.
  • The objects were discovered near Mount Hazor and Metzudat David.
  • Bomb disposal technicians and IDF forces responded to the scenes.
  • Both suspicious items were identified as dummy explosives.
  • Police have launched investigations into the incidents.
Police: Suspicious Objects Found Near Benjamin Were Dummy Explosives
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Over the weekend and on Monday morning, Israeli police received reports of suspicious objects attached to Palestinian flags discovered in the Benjamin region. One item was found in a pasture near Mount Hazor, and another near the outpost of Metzudat David. Bomb disposal technicians from the Border Police in Judea and Samaria, along with IDF forces, were dispatched to both locations. After thorough examination, it was determined that both objects were dummy explosives. Investigations have been launched by the Benjamin station in the Shomron region into the incidents.

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