At least 12 people were injured Monday in an explosion near Israel's northern border with Lebanon, according to Israeli media reports.
The daily Yedioth Ahronoth reported that they were members of a hiking group, adding that four of the injured were in serious condition.
It attributed the cause of the incident to an "explosive device detonation."
The Times of Israel news portal said medics and the Israeli army were responding to reports of an explosion in the Ramim Ridge area along the Lebanon border.
The blast was believed to have been caused by "unexploded ordnance," though authorities were still investigating the exact cause, the outlet said.
No further details were available on the circumstances surrounding the explosion.
