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Teenager killed by likely unexploded ordnance in northern Israel; injury figures unclear

Disputed · Northern Israel, Israel (approximate) ·

Reuters and Al-Monitor report that likely unexploded ordnance killed a teenager in northern Israel. The Jerusalem Post identifies him as Elazar Yair Wilensky, 14, killed during a school trip near Ramim Ridge by a Hezbollah ordnance explosion. A Telegram account says Israeli media confirm 1 killed, 3 critically hurt and 20 injured in an incident in Israel, without giving a place or cause.

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Verification

Disputed: 2 independent sources.

Sources disagree on:

Details by origin

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DetailReportedReported byStatus
PlaceNorthern Israel, IsraelAl-Monitor (via Reuters); The Jerusalem Post2 origins, not corroborated; limited by the event's status
PlaceIsraelIsraeli media (via Middle East Spectator (MES))One origin
TargetElazar Yair WilenskyThe Jerusalem PostOne origin
Killed1 (figure from Al-Monitor; Reuters; Israeli media; The Jerusalem Post)Al-Monitor (via Reuters); Israeli media (via Middle East Spectator (MES)); The Jerusalem PostFigure from 2 sources, carried by 3 outlets; limited by the event's status
Injured20 (figure from Israeli media)Israeli media (via Middle East Spectator (MES))Figure from 1 source, carried by 1 outlet

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