Speculation That IDF Drill Set Off Chemical Scare in Tel Aviv
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Ynet – Officials say they still don’t know the source of the chlorine-like smell that caused a scare among hundreds of thousands of residents in the centeral Israel, but some reports suggest the foul smell was a result of a military drill.
Earlier Thursday, Ramat HaSharon Mayor Itzik Rochberger claimed the IDF’s Home Front Command informed him of the odor’s source but did not share the information with Ministry of Environment.
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