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This area in southern Israel is a fertile environment for peppers, and according to the Defense Ministry, it's also rich in landmines.
So many, in fact, that the government considers them a 'ticking bomb' for farmers and others in the area.
To deal with the problem, army officials have brought in the Mine Wolf and specially equipped teams to start clearing mines in the area stretching from the Dead Sea into the Arava Desert.
Read the full article at NTDTV.com
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2013
August 18 - 21
Red Sea Jazz Festival
August 20 - 22
Arad Festival
September 21 - 25
Tamar Festival
September 22 - 24
Hot Air Balloon Festival at Timna
September 25 - 28
Trip: Zorba the Buddha Festival
November
Dead Sea Scrolls Exhibit - Salt Lake City
November 28 - 30
Ya-Salam Belly Dance Festival
November 29 - 30
Musical Cooperative at Zman Midbar
2014
January 8 - 11
International Belly Dance Festival
January 16 - 18
Red Sea Classical Music Festival
January 16 - 19
Red Sea Winter Jazz Festival
June 14 - 16
Israel Opera at Masada: La Traviata
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