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(Reuters) Gabriella Borter - Col. Golan Vach, Commander of Israel Defense Forces' National Rescue Unit, arrived in Miami with his team on Sunday. Since then, the Israelis have spent every waking hour either sifting through the four-story pile of debris or meeting with the families of the missing, with two- to three-hour breaks for sleep. More than two dozen of the 150 unaccounted for were Jewish and had links to Israel, according to an Israeli official. 2021-07-01 00:00:00Full Article
Israeli Commander Describes Florida Condo Rescue Operation
(Reuters) Gabriella Borter - Col. Golan Vach, Commander of Israel Defense Forces' National Rescue Unit, arrived in Miami with his team on Sunday. Since then, the Israelis have spent every waking hour either sifting through the four-story pile of debris or meeting with the families of the missing, with two- to three-hour breaks for sleep. More than two dozen of the 150 unaccounted for were Jewish and had links to Israel, according to an Israeli official. 2021-07-01 00:00:00Full Article
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