Israeli Rescue Team Deploys to Colombia After Earthquake for Humanitarian Aid
An Israeli rescue and aid team of about 80 personnel is flying to Colombia to assist earthquake victims, distributing food and water and conducting rescue operations under the coordination of the Israeli embassy.
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- Israeli rescue team of 80 members departs for Colombia after earthquake.
- Mission named "Covenant of Friends" involves Foreign Affairs, IDF, and Defense Ministry.
- Team led by retired Brigadier General Yossi Pinto from Home Front Command.
- Aid includes food and water distribution to earthquake victims.
- Israeli embassy in Colombia coordinates with local authorities.
- Deployment follows directives from PM Netanyahu and Foreign Minister Sa'ar.
An Israeli rescue and humanitarian aid delegation is set to depart for Colombia tonight following a recent earthquake in the country. The mission, named "Covenant of Friends," is a joint effort by the Israeli Ministry of Foreign Affairs, the Israel Defense Forces (IDF), and the Ministry of Defense, and will depart from Nevatim Airbase via an Israeli Air Force plane.
Upon arrival in Colombia, the team will immediately begin rescue operations and provide humanitarian assistance, including distributing food and water packages to earthquake victims. The delegation is led by retired Brigadier General Yossi Pinto, commander of the Home Front Command's national rescue and recovery unit.
The team consists of approximately 80 personnel, including rescue workers and specialists from both active duty and reserve forces. This deployment follows directives from Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and was initiated after Foreign Minister Gideon Sa'ar proposed aid to his Colombian counterpart. The Israeli embassy in Colombia will coordinate the mission's activities with local authorities and relevant organizations in the country.
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