President to Honor Dubai Flight Heroes with Civil Bravery Award
Translated & summarized from Israel Hayom by baba
President Yitzhak Herzog will award six individuals who were on a Dubai-Tel Aviv flight the "President's Award for Civil Bravery" on Thursday. The ceremony will be held at the President's Residence in Jerusalem. This is the highest civil bravery honor in Israel, established after October 7th to recognize extraordinary acts of courage. The award recognizes individuals who risked their lives to save others.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- President Yitzhak Herzog will present the "President's Award for Civil Bravery" on Thursday.
- Six individuals from a Dubai-Tel Aviv flight will receive the honor.
- The ceremony will take place at the President's Residence in Jerusalem.
- The award is Israel's highest civil bravery honor.
- It was established after October 7th to recognize heroic actions.
President of Israel Yitzhak Herzog will present the "President's Award for Civil Bravery" on Thursday to six individuals who were aboard a Dubai-Tel Aviv flight. The ceremony will take place at the President's Residence in Jerusalem.
The award will be given to Or Bardilov, Yaniv Hayun, Dr. Shota Musayev, Tali Mans, Zvika Mans, and Assaf Radwan. This award is considered the highest civil bravery honor in Israel. It was established by the President after October 7th to recognize citizens who acted with exceptional bravery, risking their lives and demonstrating mutual responsibility to save others.
This marks the first time the "President's Award for Civil Bravery" is being presented. The recipients were chosen after their cases were reviewed and recommended by an advisory committee appointed by the President. Since its inception, the award has been given to Israelis who displayed bravery during the October 7th events in the Gaza envelope and other incidents.
The ceremony is scheduled for Thursday at 3:30 PM at the President's Residence in Jerusalem.
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