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No Israelis Reported Injured in Venezuela Quakes as ZAKA Prepares Aid Mission

By איתמר אייכנר
Translated & summarized from Ynet by baba
The story · English

Israel’s Foreign Ministry said it has not been informed of any Israelis who were killed or injured in the earthquakes that struck Venezuela, though it has received updates about Israelis who are listed as missing. The article does not say how many people may be involved.

The Israeli aid organization IsraAID said it plans to assist in the response. ZAKA is also preparing to dispatch relief teams to Venezuela.

According to the report, ZAKA’s planned missions would depart from Mexico, the United States and Israel, depending on conditions on the ground. The timing of any deployment will be determined by the situation in the disaster area.

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