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A family United States Set alarms at Tel Aviv’s main airport IsraelOne after the discovery of security agents Blast One of his suitcases was unexploded. According to the testimony of those involved, the grenade was recovered during the visit Colon Heights.

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It started during a tour of the plateau bordering Israel, Lebanon, Jordan and Syria. In the middle of the crossing, One of the children in the family found the explosive and decided to keep it as a “souvenir”.. Later, he and his loved ones both went to the airport Ben Kurian.

Once there, while doing the ‘check-in’ The luggage to access his plane was made by members of the security team making a terrifying discovery. Passengers were warned to leave the area immediately. The tense moment can be verified through the broadcast videos Twitter And other social networks.

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The pictures show people running and hiding behind their respective suitcases to try to protect themselves from a possible explosion. According to Defender, A man who tried to escape with a conveyor belt was admitted to hospital with serious injuries.

After a few minutes of fear and panic, officials in Ben Gurion said the situation was under control. The family, for its part, He was subjected to intensive interrogation. After it was verified that it was a misunderstanding, they were allowed to board the planned flight.

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Hours later, A photo of the projectile has been released. Despite the bomb rusting on its surface, it remained intact.

It should be remembered that the area was the scene of heavy fighting during the Six Day War of 1967, and artifacts such as landmines and barbed wire are still scattered throughout the area.