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Boy's Alert Leads to Discovery of Missile Fuel Tank in Samaria

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A nine-year-old boy in Kedumim, Samaria, discovered a missile fuel tank from the war with Iran and alerted authorities, preventing a potential disaster. Security forces safely removed the object, and no injuries were reported. The incident occurred a week after a deadly tragedy in northern Israel. The boy's responsible actions were praised by the regional council head.

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  • A nine-year-old boy in Kedumim, Samaria, discovered a missile fuel tank.
  • Security forces safely removed the object, preventing a potential disaster.
  • The fuel tank was identified as a remnant from the war with Iran.
  • The incident occurred one week after a deadly tragedy in northern Israel.
  • The boy's responsible actions were praised by the Kedumim Regional Council head.
Boy's Alert Leads to Discovery of Missile Fuel Tank in Samaria
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