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Ramim Ridge declared closed military zone after unexploded ordnance reported

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On Saturday, the IDF stated that the Military Police have secured the scene, and explosives disposal teams are currently working to neutralize the items.

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Israel Police respond to the scene of an explosion caused by a previously undetonated ordnance near Metula on August 18, 2026.
Israel Police respond to the scene of an explosion caused by a previously undetonated ordnance near Metula on August 18, 2026.
(photo credit: ISRAEL POLICE SPOKESPERSON'S UNIT)
ByJERUSALEM POST STAFF

The Ramim Ridge area in northern Israel was declared a closed military zone after unexploded ordnance was reported in the region on Friday.

On Saturday, the IDF stated that the Military Police have secured the scene, and explosives disposal teams are currently working to neutralize the items.

The area was closed to prevent civilians from approaching the ordnance.

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