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Jewish National Fund Forests Remain Off-Limits Due to Unexploded Ordnance
Forests and campgrounds managed by the Jewish National Fund in northern Israel remain closed due to unexploded ordnance following recent conflict. A 14-year-old was killed by a cluster munition explosion in the area.
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- 01Jewish National Fund areas in northern Israel are closed due to unexploded ordnance.
- 02A 14-year-old boy was killed by a cluster munition explosion near the border.
- 03JNF has posted warning signs prohibiting entry into forests and campgrounds.
- 04Cycling routes and scenic roads in the Naftali Mountains are closed until further notice.
- 05The closures are due to ongoing clearance of explosive devices and war damage restoration.
The JNF has posted warnings and closed specific routes, citing ongoing clearance operations and restoration efforts.
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