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Education Ministry Denies Responsibility for Hiking Tragedy at Ramim Ridge

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The Education Ministry stated it followed KKL restrictions and safety protocols for a hike at Ramim Ridge, asserting the route was not in a war-damaged prohibited area. Participants received explicit instructions not to touch potential ordnance. The ministry's statement follows a recent tragedy at the location.

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  • The Education Ministry claims it followed KKL restrictions and safety protocols for a hike at Ramim Ridge.
  • The ministry stated the hiking route was not in a prohibited area due to war damage.
  • Participants were instructed not to touch missile remnants or ammunition.
  • The statement was issued following a tragedy at the Ramim Ridge location.
  • KKL had previously banned activities in the area due to war damage.
Education Ministry Denies Responsibility for Hiking Tragedy at Ramim Ridge
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