Education Ministry Denies Approving Trip Through Restricted Area Following Deadly Explosion
The ministry is reviewing trip approvals after documents showed a school route was authorized with conflicting trail names and a closed-road warning.
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Education Ministry probes fatal blast, saying school trip route was approved
The ministry said the route complied with JNF restrictions but is investigating whether students strayed from it; safety instructions barred touching unexploded ordnance and required students to report any they found
One trail approved, another closed: questions grow after deadly Israeli school hike b
Documents obtained by ynet show the approved ‘Israel Trail 2051’ route ran alongside a similarly named road closed over war damage; guides call the directions confusing, while the Education Ministry says the planned hike avoided the restricted area
The Ministry of Education clarifies that the trip in which the boy Elazar Yair Wilensky was killed and other students were injured was approved in advance and the planned route did not pass through prohibited territory according to JNF guidelines | The IDF and the police are investigating the circumstances of the incident (in Israel)
The Ministry of Education announced this morning (Tuesday) that the route of Oort Ma'ot High School yesterday in the Ramim Ridge area had been approved, but it was checked whether it had actually deviated from the route. “The Ministry acted in accordance with the KCAL limits and ordered
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