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Four Dogs, Two Parrots Saved From Hadera House Fire

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Firefighters in Hadera rescued four dogs and two parrots from a house fire on Monday, October 12, 2026, which caused significant damage to the home but no human injuries. In a separate incident on Sunday, a woman died after being rescued from a house fire in the Golan. The Israel Fire and Rescue Authority highlighted the importance of smoke detectors for saving lives.

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  • Four dogs and two parrots were rescued from a house fire in Hadera on Monday.
  • The Hadera house fire caused significant damage but no human injuries were reported.
  • A woman died in a separate house fire in the Golan on Sunday.
  • Firefighters performed resuscitation efforts on the woman rescued from the Golan fire.
  • The Israel Fire and Rescue Authority stressed the importance of smoke detectors.
Four Dogs, Two Parrots Saved From Hadera House Fire
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