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IDF Trains First Response Teams in Reestablished Northern Samaria Communities
The IDF has begun training first response teams composed of local volunteers in reestablished communities in northern Samaria, including Sa-Nur and Har Ebal. These teams, comprising reserve soldiers and residents, undergo intensive drills and receive weapons and equipment.
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What happened
- 01IDF is training first response teams in reestablished northern Samaria communities.
- 02Volunteers include reserve combat soldiers and residents returning after evacuations.
- 03Training involves live-fire exercises and operational drills over two days.
- 04Sa-Nur residents returned after 21 years, with similar efforts in Har Ebal.
- 05Yossi Dagan, Samaria Regional Council head, participated in the training.
- 06Donations from Jewish communities abroad are supporting security needs.
The initiative aims to enhance security following the return of residents to these areas after years of evacuation. Samaria Regional Council head Yossi Dagan emphasized the teams' role in defending homes alongside IDF soldiers.
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