IDF removes remnants of another Iran missile found by hikers in southern Israel

Emanuel (Mannie) Fabian is The Times of Israel's military correspondent

Israeli forces remove the remains of an Iranian ballistic missile that was found by hikers near Arad, May 2, 2024, some three weeks after Iran's first direct strike on Israel. (Israel Defense Forces)
Israeli forces remove the remains of an Iranian ballistic missile that was found by hikers near Arad, May 2, 2024, some three weeks after Iran's first direct strike on Israel. (Israel Defense Forces)

The Israeli military removed remnants of another intercepted Iranian ballistic missile found by hikers at the Ye’elim stream, close to Arad, in southern Israel.

The missile was one of 120 fired at Israel in the Iranian attack on April 14.

The remnants were lifted out of the area by crane and moved to another location, where the Fire and Rescue Services removed any hazardous materials.

After it was deemed safe, the remnants were taken to an army base to be further examined.

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