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Security and rescue forces
In Israel, they include the IDF, the Israel Police, and civilian bodies such as Magen David Adom (MDA), fire and rescue services (Maccabi Esh), the Home Front Command, ZAKA, and the United Hatzalah, which work together to protect the state, maintain public order, save lives, and handle various emergency events, under the responsibility of government ministries such as the Ministry of National Security and the Ministry of Defense.
Security Forces (Defense)
• IDF (Israel Defense Forces): The main military arm that protects the country’s borders from external threats.
• Israel Police: Responsible for maintaining public order, law enforcement, and special operations such as counterterrorism (CTS).
• Shin Bet (Israel Security Agency): An intelligence agency responsible for internal security of the country.
Rescue Forces (Emergency and Assistance)•
Magen David Adom (MDA): The national medical body, handles medical emergencies, evacuation of the injured and driving ambulances.
• Fire and rescue services (fire brigades): Extinguishing fires, rescuing trapped people and handling hazardous materials (sampling, gas release), dial 102.
• Home Front Command: Leads the civil defense system and handles emergencies such as earthquakes and missiles.
• Civilian rescue organizations: ZAKA and United Hatzalah assist in providing medical response and treatment at incident scenes, especially in routine and complex emergency situations.
Collaboration
• All entities operate in cooperation under coordination, especially in times of emergency, and use technology to improve efficiency and speed.
• There are also many volunteers who assist the professional forces, such as fire and rescue volunteers.