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Mines and Unexploded Ordnance Continue to Pose Deadly Threat in Israel
An explosion of old ordnance on the Ramim ridge killed a student and injured 19 others, highlighting the ongoing danger of mines and unexploded munitions in Israel. Numerous incidents over the past decade have resulted in casualties, including soldiers and civilians, with some leading to amputations and investigations.
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What happened
- 01A munition explosion on the Ramim ridge killed one student and injured 19 others on a tour.
- 02Old mines and unexploded ordnance continue to pose a deadly threat in northern Israel and former combat zones.
- 03Several incidents in recent years have resulted in casualties, including soldiers and civilians, with some requiring amputations.
- 04The IDF estimates approximately 4,000 minefields remain in the Northern Command area alone.
- 05The National Demining Authority has cleared thousands of dunams but dangerous areas persist.
- 06The Ministry of Defense advises the public to report suspicious objects and not to approach them.
The IDF estimates thousands of minefields remain, particularly in northern Israel and the Golan Heights. The Ministry of Defense urges the public to report suspicious objects to the police and not to approach them.
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