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All Israel NewsSecurity

Israeli Teen Killed, 24 Injured by Exploded Hezbollah Munition During School Hike

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An Israeli teenager died and 24 people were injured when an unexploded Hezbollah munition detonated during a school hike on the Ramim Ridge near the Lebanese border on Tuesday. Initial findings suggest a student found the ordnance, likely a cluster submunition from a Hezbollah rocket, and it exploded in his backpack. Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu was briefed, and security assessments were convened. The incident has led to a review of safety procedures for school trips in the area.

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  • An Israeli teenager was killed and 24 others injured by an exploding Hezbollah munition during a school hike.
  • The ordnance is believed to be an unexploded submunition from a Hezbollah rocket found by a student.
  • The incident occurred on Tuesday on the Ramim Ridge near the Lebanese border.
  • Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu was briefed and convened security assessments.
  • The IDF and police are investigating the circumstances of the explosion and the ordnance.
  • Safety procedures for school trips in the area will be temporarily limited.
Israeli Teen Killed, 24 Injured by Exploded Hezbollah Munition During School Hike
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