Israel Bans Open-Air Fires Nationwide Amid Rising Fire Risk During Brief Heatwave
Israel has banned open-air fires nationwide from September 16-30 amid a heatwave, with exceptions for areas south of Routes 25 and 34 in the Negev.
Israel has banned open-air fires nationwide from September 16-30 amid a heatwave, with exceptions for areas south of Routes 25 and 34 in the Negev.
Israel Fire and Rescue Commissioner Eyal Caspi has extended a nationwide ban on lighting fires in open areas through September 30.
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