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Israeli Resident in Caracas Describes Fear and Ruin After Venezuela Earthquakes
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100% right-leaningFirst reported by Kikar HaShabbat · 9 hours ago
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What happened
Benni Mizrahi, an Israeli living in Caracas, described the fear and destruction caused by two strong earthquakes in Venezuela on Thursday evening. He said the Jewish community organized shelter and supplies, while residents remained afraid of dozens of aftershocks and unclear damage reports.
- 01Two earthquakes of 7.1 and 7.5 struck Venezuela Thursday evening.
- 02Mizrahi said a nearby building collapsed and aftershocks kept residents from returning home.
- 03Coastal areas reported rising water and tsunami waves.
- 04About 200 to 300 Jews slept in the Caracas Jewish club.
- 05Mizrahi said he hopes to move to Israel in two months.
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