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Responsibility for Ramim Ridge Safety Disputed After Unexploded Ordnance Incident
Following an unexploded ordnance explosion on the Ramim Ridge, the area was declared a closed military zone for 48 hours. KKL-JNF claims a warning sign was placed in 2025, but operations began in June, while the IDF only started searching for UXO after the incident. Access to the scenic route remains closed.
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What happened
- 01The Ramim Ridge area was declared a closed military zone for 48 hours after an unexploded ordnance explosion.
- 02Access to the Naftali Mountains scenic route remains closed following the incident.
- 03KKL-JNF stated a warning sign was placed in 2025, but operations began in June.
- 04The IDF initiated a search for unexploded ordnance only after the explosion occurred.
- 05Responsibility for safety on the Ramim Ridge is being disputed between organizations.
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