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israel-news8 days ago•6 min saved

Beit Shemesh blast framed as defense test, sparks Arrow-3 stockpile rumors

A massive explosion in Beit Shemesh was described by security officials as a controlled test at a private Tomer facility, part of government defense testing. The IDF blocked the site and residents reportedly received no notice, fueling online rumors that a stockpile of Arrow-3 missiles may have been destroyed, though officials say it was not an attack or drill; footage showed a large fireball and prompted security concerns.

via The Jerusalem Post|

#arrow-3 #beit-shemesh #defense-industry

technology9 days ago•1 min saved

Beit Shemesh explosion framed as preplanned defense test

An explosion late Saturday near Beit Shemesh occurred at Tomer, a government-owned defense company, which said the blast was a preplanned, controlled test tied to its engines for missiles and satellites, and the incident caused panic in the area.

via Israel National News|

#beit-shemesh #controlled-explosion #defense

world2 months ago•2 min saved

Iranian Missile Strike on Beit Shemesh Leaves Nine Dead, Dozens Wounded

A ballistic missile fired by Iran struck Beit Shemesh, Israel, killing at least nine people and injuring 28, with rescue teams evacuating casualties. The Israeli military said search-and-rescue operations were ongoing and the casualty tally could rise. The attack comes amid wider Israel-Iran hostilities in the wake of retaliatory strikes after the reported killing of Iran’s Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei.

via Al Jazeera|

#beit-shemesh #casualties #iran-israel-conflict

archaeology2 years ago•8 min saved

Ancient Cave near Beit Shemesh Unveils Possible Portal to the Underworld

The Teomim Cave near Beit Shemesh in Israel may have been used for necromancy rituals during the Late Roman period, according to recent findings. Archaeologists have discovered human skulls, oil lamps, ancient pottery, and weapons dating back to the Bronze Age carefully arranged in the cave's inner chambers. The cave's characteristics, such as a natural water source and a deep shaft, align with the features of shrines or oracles to the dead. While there is evidence of necromancy practices in various ancient cultures, the exact purpose of the Teomim Cave remains uncertain.

via The Times of Israel|

#archaeology #beit-shemesh #cave