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Israel Fire and Rescue Issues Sukkot Safety Guidelines Amid Fire Risk
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By davidg
First reported by Ministry of Health · 3 hours ago
What happened
Israel Fire and Rescue has issued safety guidelines for the Sukkot holiday, emphasizing fire prevention measures for sukkahs and reminding the public about a ban on open fires in most open areas until September 2026.
- 01Fire and Rescue issued Sukkot safety guidelines.
- 02Sukkah rules include electrical and candle safety.
- 03Open fire ban in effect until September 2026.
- 04Exceptions exist for designated cooking areas.
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