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Hiking Route in Ramim Ridge Did Not Match Approved Path
A map revealed by "Weekend News" shows a hiking route in the Ramim Ridge did not match areas closed by the JNF, where a student was killed and 24 injured by ordnance. The JNF had notified the Ministry of Education of the closure two months before the incident, yet the route was approved.
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What happened
- 01A hiking route in the Ramim Ridge did not match areas closed by the JNF, where a student died and 24 were injured.
- 02The JNF had notified the Ministry of Education of the closure two months before the fatal ordnance explosion.
- 03Despite the JNF closure, the Ministry of Education approved the hiking route for students from Orot Yeshiva.
- 04Students were forced to cross a prohibited scenic road to reach their bus pickup point.
- 05The Ministry of Education stated the restriction did not apply to the Israel Trail and an investigation is ongoing.
The Ministry of Education claims the restriction did not apply to the Israel Trail, and an investigation is ongoing.
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