Israeli Police urge citizens to stay away from missile impact sites and fragments, as bomb disposal units responded to discoveries in the Emek region.
Jerusalem, 1 March, 2026 (TPS-IL) — Israeli Police called on the public not to touch missile fragments or approach impact sites.
The statement came as bomb disposal experts were sent to a location in the Emek region of northern Israel where fragments were found.
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