<p>Ninth-grade students from ORT Ma’alot Yeshiva High School held a cluster munition they found during an annual school trip in the Upper Galilee for more than an hour, unaware of the danger. The munition exploded in the Mitzpe Pe'er area, killing student Elazar Yair Wilensky and injuring 23 other teenagers.</p><p>The students said that during the hike they found several pieces of military ordnance, including two missiles, and even collected some of them. According to them, they had not received a briefing or instructions on what to do if they encountered unexploded ordnance.</p><p>They also said they did not notice a sign warning of unexploded ordnance and prohibiting entry to the area.</p>

<p>Petah Tikva police opened an investigation following a report that several toddlers had left a kindergarten in the city and were seen wandering alone in the street without adult supervision while riding toy cars. The incident took place on Sunday.</p><p>Officers who were called to the scene located the toddlers and returned them to their parents.</p><p>As part of the investigation, two female staff members from the kindergarten, Petah Tikva residents in their 40s and 50s, were detained for questioning last night. At the conclusion of their questioning, both were released under restrictive conditions.</p>

<p>KKL-JNF says area where a student was killed by unexploded ordnance was closed to hikers; Education Ministry insists approved route avoided restricted area.</p>

IDF and Shin Bet forces arrested four Islamic Jihad terrorists in Qabatiya and Arraba, foiling a planned attack in northern Samaria.

The IDF says the unidentified object that entered Israeli airspace was likely a balloon or hot-air device, not a drone, and probably posed no threat.

Zehut filed a police complaint over a video it says called for an ambush and physical harm against Moshe Feiglin following his Temple Mount visit.

<p>This week, IDF soldiers, guided by Shin Bet intelligence, conducted two arrests in the villages of Qabatiya and Arraba, during which four Islamic Jihad terrorists who were planning to carry out a terror attack in northern Samaria were apprehended.</p><p>In another apprehension this week, in the Beit Rima area, IDF soldiers apprehended a wanted individual involved in arms trafficking.</p><p>The terrorists were transferred for further questioning by the security forces.</p>

IDF outpost near Kibbutz Yiftach reportedly abandoned with military equipment and ammunition, was left unsecured, report says.