Netanyahu Visits Boys Injured by Hezbollah Cluster Munition
Translated & summarized from Srugim by baba
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and Education Minister Yoav Kisch visited students injured by a Hezbollah cluster munition at Rambam Hospital. The munition detonated while teenagers were playing with it during a hike. One injured student described the moment of the explosion. Netanyahu ordered the Home Front Command to reinforce warnings against touching unexploded ordnance.
The story in 4 lines · by baba
- Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu visited students injured by a Hezbollah cluster munition.
- The cluster munition detonated while teenagers were playing with it during a hike.
- A 14-year-old student described the explosion after someone "opened the screw."
- Netanyahu ordered the Home Front Command to reinforce warnings about unexploded ordnance.
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and Education Minister Yoav Kisch visited injured students and their families at Rambam Hospital on Sunday evening. The students were wounded earlier that day when a cluster munition fired by Hezbollah detonated. It is believed that the munition exploded after teenagers from a high school in Ma'alot were playing with it during a hike.
One of the injured, 14-year-old Eitan Masauri, who sustained a shrapnel wound to the neck, recounted the incident. "He opened the screw, and then it exploded. The guys flew, there was a shock of two seconds, and then they told me I was bleeding. I understood I was bleeding from my neck," Masauri said. He added, "I understood I was injured, I saw a friend was injured, I tried to help him."
The Prime Minister's Office stated that Netanyahu instructed the commander of the Home Front Command to reiterate public guidelines and warnings, emphasizing the strict prohibition against touching unexploded ordnance and to conduct extensive sweeps for such devices.
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