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The Jerusalem PostSecurity

Upper Galilee Council Head Demands IDF Search for Ordnance After Fatal Incident

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Upper Galilee Regional Council head Asaf Langleben demanded the IDF search hiking areas for unexploded ordnance after one person was killed and 24 injured by a detonation on October 12, 2026. Langleben stated that hiking activities would continue in the region despite the tragedy. He urged the military to learn from the incident and prevent similar occurrences by conducting thorough searches. The council head stressed the importance of continuing life in the northern border region.

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  • Upper Galilee Council head Asaf Langleben demanded IDF searches for unexploded ordnance.
  • One person was killed and 24 injured by a munition detonation on October 12, 2026.
  • Langleben stated that hiking activities in the region will continue.
  • The incident occurred in an area open to the public along a scenic route.
  • Langleben urged the IDF to learn from the tragedy and prevent future incidents.
Upper Galilee Council Head Demands IDF Search for Ordnance After Fatal Incident
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