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Five Israeli Family Members Wounded in Mine Explosion In The Golan Print E-mail
Published by IMEMC /Xinhua   
Sunday, 07 February 2010

Saed Bannoura

Israeli sources reported Saturday that five Israelis, members of the same family including three children, were wounded when a landmine went off near them as they were vacationing in the occupied Golan Heights. The explosion took place near a Golan settlement while thousands of Israeli were vacationing there to ski.
 
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A rescuer works at the area where a mine exploded in the Mount Avital region, in the Golan Heights, which Israel captured from Syria in 1967, February 6th. Five people including three children were injured on Saturday after they accidently entered a minefield in the Golan Heights. (© Xinhua/Ancho Gosh)
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An Israeli man carries a boy away from the area where a mine exploded in the Mount Avital region, in the Golan Heights, which Israel captured from Syria in 1967, February 6th. (© Xinhua/Ancho Gosh)
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An Israeli man and a boy leave the area where a mine exploded in the Mount Avital region, in the Golan Heights, which Israel captured from Syria in 1967, February 6th. (© Xinhua/Ancho Gosh)
One child suffered serious wounds and was air-lifted to a hospital in Haifa, north of the country, and one woman suffered moderate facial wounds, while three others were mildly wounded.  Israel occupied the Golan Height in 1967 and decided to annex it and considerate part of Israel in 1981.
 
The Israeli Magen David Adom (Red Star Of David) emergency services that an 11-year-old child sustained serious wounds, while his 12-year-old sister suffered moderate wounds.

It is worth mentioning that a 35-year-old man suffered, in March 2009, light-to-moderate wounds when his land glider landed in a minefield in the Golan Heights, the Ynet News reported.  A worker from Thailand was seriously wounded in the same month when a landmine went off near a settlement in the Golan Heights.
 
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