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Cluster Bomb Kills Israeli Student, Wounds 23 on School Trip
A cluster munition, likely fired by Hezbollah, exploded on Monday in northern Israel, killing one student and injuring 23 during a school trip. The device is believed to have been launched between mid-March and early April, with thousands of unexploded munitions remaining in the area.
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What happened
- 01A cluster munition killed one student and injured 23 during a school trip in northern Israel on Monday.
- 02The unexploded ordnance is believed to be a Hezbollah cluster bomb launched between mid-March and early April.
- 03Thousands of unexploded munitions from Hezbollah are estimated to remain scattered across northern Israel.
- 04Education Minister Yoav Kisch is considering suspending school trips in northern Israel.
- 05The school trip was on a trail with a posted sign prohibiting entry.
- 06Police Commissioner Dani Levy is also considering halting school trips in the area.
Authorities are considering halting school trips in northern Israel following the incident. The school group was on a trail with a posted warning sign prohibiting entry.
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