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Security Forces Investigate Mysterious Cave Found Near Israeli Settlement

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Security Forces Investigate Mysterious Cave Found in Sharon Area Settlement

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Security forces are investigating a suspicious cave discovered by a civilian on Saturday in the settlement of Horashim. Initial findings suggest the cave was dug without an exit and is not a tunnel, with digging tools found but no weapons. Searches and investigations are continuing.

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  • A suspicious cave was discovered by a civilian on Saturday in the settlement of Horashim.
  • Security forces and engineering experts have launched an investigation into the find.
  • The cave was dug without an exit and is not believed to be a tunnel.
  • Digging tools were found inside the cave, but no weapons were discovered.
  • Searches and investigations around the location are ongoing.
Security Forces Investigate Mysterious Cave Found in Sharon Area Settlement
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Israeli security forces are investigating a suspicious cave discovered yesterday, Saturday, by a civilian in the area of the settlement of Horashim, within the Ephraim Brigade region. Engineering experts have joined the investigation into the find.

Initial findings indicate that the cave was dug without an exit or a defined path, and authorities have ruled out the possibility that it is a tunnel. Digging tools were found inside the cave, but no weapons were discovered either within it or in the surrounding area.

The IDF Spokesperson's Unit stated that investigations into the findings and searches around the location are ongoing.

SrugimRight · Jerusalem

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