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Hundreds of Israeli NGO’s provide critical services to the population such as food, health care, and nursing. These services are all the more essential during time of crises. They range in size from national organizations to local centers and everything in between.

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Last month, an old man fell unconscious on a street in Tel Aviv. His life was saved thanks to the quick reaction by a security officer working nearby who performed resuscitation using his building’s electric resuscitation machine.  Although this may be a singular incident, it can also be viewed as an example for best practice of [...]

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The conference ‘Community Resilience – the Strength of the Community Dealing with Long-Term Crises’ took place last week and dealt primarily with the issue of emergency preparedness for the Israeli Home Front as well as discussing several models for Resilience Centers.

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The London Regional Resilience Forum is a local ‘mega community‘ that brings together relevant stakeholders and decision makers from different sectors in the London Area in order to achieve a more effective and synchronized regime of disaster preparedness.

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Operation ‘Cast Lead’ may have momentarily restored the spirit of national solidarity and pride towards the residents of the south. However, the operation’s end and the return to the difficult routine of emergency experienced for so many years, has exposed the weakness of Israel’s strategy for dealing with the unique challenge presented by ‘low intensity’ [...]

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Reut’s Home Front Team recently visited  Ashdod Municipality in order to learn about the city’s preparedness for emergencies.

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The greater range of Hamas’ mortar fire has brought a new reality to the residents of Beer-Sheva and Yavne. These residents – who are facing this challenge for the first time – lack Sderot’s well developed “Culture of Preparedness”, which has proven to be a relatively successfully strategy in coping with the threat.

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Ehud Barak recently approved a law requiring the installation of anti–chemical and biological warfare filters in every sealed room inside apartments. These filters are due to replace gas masks and have to be bought without any subsidizes from the state. The decision is indicative of the Home Front’s continuing ‘Privatization’ that started after the First [...]

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