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Chabad and ZAKA Form International Emergency Response Unit

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ZAKA and Chabad Unite for Global Jewish Disaster Response

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ZAKA Search and Rescue and Chabad have launched a joint international unit to aid Jewish communities facing crises globally. Announced last Friday in New York, the initiative combines Chabad's worldwide network with ZAKA's disaster response expertise. The unit will provide training and resources to Chabad emissaries, aiming for rapid, professional assistance and better community preparedness.

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  • ZAKA and Chabad launched a joint international unit for global Jewish community crisis response.
  • The initiative was announced last Friday during the Kinus Hashluchim conference in New York.
  • The partnership combines Chabad's global network with ZAKA's international search and rescue capabilities.
  • The unit will provide professional training and resources to Chabad emissaries worldwide.
  • ZAKA has UN recognition and extensive experience in international disaster response.
  • The collaboration aims to ensure rapid, professional assistance for Jews in crisis globally.

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