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Arson suspected in fire near Israel Museum

Fire and Rescue Services identified three starting locations for the fire in Jerusalem yesterday and traces of flammable material, leading to suspicion of arson.

Fire in Valley of the Cross. (Photo: Fire and Rescue Services Spokesperson)

The fire yesterday in Jerusalem's Valley of the Cross, which came close to the Israel Museum compound before being extinguished, may have been caused by arson, according to Israeli Fire and Rescue Services.

In a statement, Fire Services said that three starting locations for the fire had been identified along with flammable material, raising the suspicion that the fire was deliberately started.

23 fire teams and 8 firefighting aircraft were needed to put out the blaze yesterday, which came close enough to the Israel Museum compound that visitors had to be evacuated.


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