ISRAELI RESCUE UNITS TO MEET THURSDAY TO DISCUSS EARTHQUAKE, MISSILES AND OTHER
DISASTER SCENARIOS AS WELL AS THE GROWING NUMBER OF MISSING PEOPLE IN ISRAEL
IDU, the Israel Dog Unit will be holding an emergency meeting at the ZOA building in Tel Aviv, 1
Daniel Frisch Street at 5.00 PM, Thursday May 14 (Lminyanam) at 5.00 PM to discuss Israel’s lack
of preparedness to effectively deal with the fallout of an earthquake (which scientists predict to
be imminent) or collapsed buildings due to massive rocket attacks on major Israel cities (which
Israel military pundits warn of in the next military conflict with Hamas and Hizbullah).
Heads of Israeli rescue units, representatives of the Israeli Fire Dept unit that deal with
catastrophes/missing people, and police experts have been invited to partake in the meeting.
Family members of Israel’s ever growing Missing Person’s who were never found will also be
there to speak about the growing number of missing people reported in Israel. An analysis of the
last 20 missing person searches in Israel will be provided to better upgrade SAR techniques.
Shlomo Anavi, the Israeli rescue worker who found Or Asraf the last missing Israeli found dead
in Nepal after the devastating earthquake hit Nepal two weeks ago will also be addressing the
conference.
For more info. Gideon Yavin – Deputy Director of the Israel Dog Unit – SAR Unit 0527144428
DISASTER SCENARIOS AS WELL AS THE GROWING NUMBER OF MISSING PEOPLE IN ISRAEL
IDU, the Israel Dog Unit will be holding an emergency meeting at the ZOA building in Tel Aviv, 1
Daniel Frisch Street at 5.00 PM, Thursday May 14 (Lminyanam) at 5.00 PM to discuss Israel’s lack
of preparedness to effectively deal with the fallout of an earthquake (which scientists predict to
be imminent) or collapsed buildings due to massive rocket attacks on major Israel cities (which
Israel military pundits warn of in the next military conflict with Hamas and Hizbullah).
Heads of Israeli rescue units, representatives of the Israeli Fire Dept unit that deal with
catastrophes/missing people, and police experts have been invited to partake in the meeting.
Family members of Israel’s ever growing Missing Person’s who were never found will also be
there to speak about the growing number of missing people reported in Israel. An analysis of the
last 20 missing person searches in Israel will be provided to better upgrade SAR techniques.
Shlomo Anavi, the Israeli rescue worker who found Or Asraf the last missing Israeli found dead
in Nepal after the devastating earthquake hit Nepal two weeks ago will also be addressing the
conference.
For more info. Gideon Yavin – Deputy Director of the Israel Dog Unit – SAR Unit 0527144428
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