Defense firm says large explosion near Beit Shemesh was part of ‘pre-planned experiment’

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A large blast was heard near the Jerusalem-area city of Beit Shemesh this evening, at a testing ground belonging to the state-owned Tomer defense firm.

In a statement, Tomer — which develops engines for rockets and missiles — says that the blast was “a pre-planned experiment that was carried out according to plan.”

Residents in the Beit Shemesh area reported a loud explosion and fire visible from afar. A somewhat apocalyptic sight.

It turns out it was a controlled explosion carried out inside a civilian factory. No damage or casualties. You can relax.

https://www.timesofisrael.com/liveblog_entry/defense-firm-says-large-explosion-near-beit-shemesh-was-part-of-pre-planned-experiment/

https://x.com/ItayBlumental/status/2055743690727948445

–Oh the cope… a major missile and rocket factory goes KABOOM, and the Israeli government tries to pretend it was a 'planned controlled explosion'

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Major missile and rocket factory blows up in the middle of the night when presumably there would be few people on site.

Someone planned and destroyed a major part of the Israeli defence manufacturing capability and did so in a way to minimise casualties.