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IDF Chief of Staff Orders Probe into Fatal Hezbollah Munition Explosion

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IDF Chief of Staff Eyal Zamir ordered an investigation into a fatal Hezbollah cluster munition explosion in northern Israel that killed a teenager. The incident occurred while 24 schoolchildren and teachers were hiking, prompting an IDF medical response. Military sappers are securing the area, and police will close access to the site for several days.

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  • IDF Chief of Staff Eyal Zamir ordered an investigation into a fatal Hezbollah munition explosion.
  • A teenager was killed in the blast in northern Israel.
  • 24 schoolchildren and teachers were hiking nearby during the incident.
  • The IDF dispatched medical teams and helicopters to the scene.
  • Military sappers are searching for unexploded ordnance in the area.
  • Police will close access to the explosion site for several days.
IDF Chief of Staff Orders Probe into Fatal Hezbollah Munition Explosion
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IDF Chief of Staff Lieutenant General Eyal Zamir has ordered an investigation into the fatal explosion of a Hezbollah cluster munition in northern Israel. He convened a meeting with Major General Rafi Milo, the General of the Northern Command, and tasked him with presenting the investigation's findings as soon as possible. The blast killed a teenager. Twenty-four schoolchildren and teachers were on a hike at the time of the incident. The IDF dispatched medical teams and helicopters to the scene to transport the injured to hospitals. Military sappers are continuing to search the area for unexploded ordnance that could pose a danger to the public. Access to the explosion site in northern Israel will be closed by police for several days.

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