Benny Shmuel was in a routine run when he ran into mishaps • terrorists were called to the scene • Shmuel says this is not the first time and warns: "If a child plays with it, he can fly his palm. There is no doubt that there are more shudders in the sand."

• Sharon seashore (illustration) // Photo: Liron Moldovan

15 mines were found last Monday by a citizen at the beach near Kibbutz Shefayim, scattered on the sand, after apparently being washed away. Benny Samuel, a resident of the kibbutz, was running a routine on the beach, when he suddenly recognized the flaws.

These are explosives filled with explosives and aimed at detonating mines. It is unclear where the shackles were washed and how they got to the sea in the first place. In the past, hazardous materials were dumped at sea, and in some way they may have been released and reached the beach.

Samuel, who encountered similar fatalities during his military service, quickly called the police and terrorists blasted them in a controlled manner. He said this was not the first time the phenomenon had occurred. "Every winter the beach is full of screams. Last winter I found something like 50 of these scum and this time I found about 15 and then I stopped looking. There is no doubt that there are more scum scattered on the beach."

Sources familiar with the field warn that the fact that the long-term disasters have been at sea for decades may not make them less dangerous but the opposite, and touching them could blow them up. "If someone treads on such a scuffle, his foot will fly. If a child plays with it, he can fly his palm. People are not aware of the danger, they see something and do not realize how dangerous it is," says Samuel. "People need to know that if they see something like this, they shouldn't touch the ground and keep people away from the area - call the police and let them handle the issue."

The shabby found on the beach // Photo: Benny Samuel

The Israeli police said: "Israeli police saboteurs are working daily to handle suspicious objects and dangerous ammunition items throughout the country, as was the case in the case. The reports were collected by police terrorists and exterminated. The Israel Police are calling on anyone who has hit the beach or anywhere else with ammunition of any kind to stay away from the scene and call the police emergency hotline immediately - hotline 100, so they can be treated accordingly. It is absolutely forbidden to touch or move the ammunition items and any other suspicious object. "

Remember, three children were severely and lightly injured in 2017 as a result of a spate of grenade spray remaining in a fire area. The three, aged 11,9 and 14, were playing in idle fire in the Coke Forest near Elad when the grenade suddenly exploded. A few months earlier, a number of other children were injured in the fall of a grenade in Elad. However, in contrast to these cases, in the present case, it is a completely civilian area, where citizens are not aware of the danger and may be harmed, in part for the opening of the bathing season in only a month.