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Defense Minister Offers Condolences After Fatal Explosion During School Trip

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Defense Minister Israel Katz offered condolences after a student died and others were injured in an explosion during a school trip near the northern border. IDF forces are assisting rescue efforts at the scene, and the incident is under investigation. Katz expressed his support for the affected families and thanked the emergency responders.

The story in 5 lines · by baba

  • Defense Minister Israel Katz expressed condolences following a fatal explosion during a school trip.
  • One student was killed and others were injured in the incident on Mount Ramim.
  • IDF forces are assisting rescue operations at the scene near the northern border.
  • The explosion occurred during a trip for students of the Orot Ma'alot Tarshiha yeshiva.
  • The circumstances of the incident are currently under investigation.

Defense Minister Israel Katz expressed his condolences following a fatal explosion during a school trip for students of the Orot Ma'alot Tarshiha yeshiva on Mount Ramim, near the northern border. The incident resulted in the death of one student and injuries to others. Katz stated, "I share in the deep sorrow of the family of the teenager who was killed in the explosion during the trip on the northern border, and I wish a speedy and full recovery to all the wounded." He confirmed that IDF forces were present at the scene, assisting rescue teams and would continue to provide support as needed. The incident is under investigation to determine its circumstances. Katz thanked the teams working on the ground to save lives and treat the injured, adding, "In this difficult hour, my heart is with the family and with the wounded and their families."

JDNHaredi · Jerusalem

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