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Israeli Aid Mission Becomes Longest in Home Front Command History in Venezuela Earthquake Recovery

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First reported by Arutz Sheva · 14 hours ago

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An Israeli aid mission of about 32 experts remains active in Venezuela weeks after major earthquakes, focusing on long-term recovery and cooperation with local authorities despite no diplomatic ties. The mission, led by retired Brigadier General Yossi Pinto, is the longest in Israel's Home Front Command history and aims to equip Venezuela with tools for ongoing reconstruction.

01Israeli aid mission in Venezuela is the longest in Home Front Command history with 32 experts deployed.
02The team shifted focus from immediate relief to long-term recovery after June 24 earthquakes.
03Earthquakes caused over 3,300 deaths, 16,700 injuries, and left 17,300 homeless in La Guaira region.
04Mission works closely with Venezuelan authorities despite no diplomatic relations for nearly 20 years.
05Prime Minister Netanyahu praised the mission for rebuilding infrastructure and improving relations.
06Experts provide rescue, engineering, damage assessment, and rehabilitation planning support.

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