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Ongoing Story· Today

Police: Suspicious Objects Found Near Benjamin Were Dummy Explosives

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Kikar HaShabbatSecurity

Two Dummy Explosives Attached to PLO Flags Found in Benjamin Region

Translated & summarized from Kikar HaShabbat by baba

ReligiousNeutral tone

Hebrew · 4 newsrooms covering

Two suspicious objects attached to PLO flags were discovered in the Benjamin region over the weekend and on Monday morning. Border Police and IDF forces responded to the scenes near Mount Chazor and the Mitzpe David farm. Both items were identified as dummy explosives, and investigations have been launched by the Benjamin station.

The story in 6 lines · by baba

  • Two suspicious objects attached to PLO flags were found in the Benjamin region.
  • One object was discovered in a pasture near Mount Chazor.
  • The second object was found near the Mitzpe David farm.
  • Bomb disposal technicians and IDF forces responded to the incidents.
  • Both items were determined to be dummy explosives.
  • Investigations into the incidents have been initiated.
Two Dummy Explosives Attached to PLO Flags Found in Benjamin Region
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During the weekend and Monday morning, reports were received regarding two suspicious objects attached to Palestinian Liberation Organization (PLO) flags in the Benjamin region. One object was found in a pasture near Mount Chazor, and the second was located near the Mitzpe David farm. Bomb disposal technicians from the West Bank Border Police and IDF forces were dispatched to the scene and dealt with the suspicious items. It was determined that both objects were dummy explosives. Investigations have been opened at the Benjamin station in the Shomron region.

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