Boy Finds Unexploded Missile in Tiberias, Plays With It
Translated & summarized from N12 by baba
The father alerted police, and sappers determined the missile contained active explosives. The incident occurred a year after a fatal disaster at Ramim Ridge, and the missile will undergo a controlled explosion.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- A 10-year-old boy found an unexploded missile in Tiberias and played with it.
- The missile contained active explosive material and posed a detonation risk.
- Police sappers secured the area and will perform a controlled explosion.
- The discovery happened one year after a fatal incident at Ramim Ridge.
- A yeshiva student named Eliezer Yair Wilensky was killed in the Ramim Ridge disaster.
The child brought the munition to his father, who immediately discarded it and alerted the police. Police sappers who examined the missile confirmed it contained active explosive material and posed a significant risk of detonation.
The area was secured by police, and sappers are scheduled to conduct a controlled explosion of the missile in the coming hours. The discovery occurred exactly one year after the Ramim Ridge disaster, where a high school yeshiva student, Eliezer Yair Wilensky, was killed and many others were injured. Authorities emphasized that the active explosive material within the missile could have caused a severe catastrophe had it detonated.
