Two children, aged three and 13, were killed over the weekend in an explosion in a Bedouin town in Egypt’s once-restive northeastern North Sinai province, almost 12 years after the country’s war on militant groups had erupted. A local security source told The New Arab that five other children and a young man, mostly from the same family, were injured in the incident that took place on the site in Sheikh Zuweid, near the border with the besieged Palestinian Gaza Strip. “A landmine went off in a field where victims were playing believed to be among the remnants ofwar on terrorism in Sinai,” adde…