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The explosion near Neot Mordechai highlights the lasting danger of unexploded ordnance (UXO) in areas with a history of conflict. This region, near the Lebanese border, has seen numerous military engagements over decades. Old bombs, shells, and mines can remain dormant for years, only to be triggered by movement or environmental changes, as tragically happened on this school trip.
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