Israel to send a special aid delegation to Turkey
In response to the earthquake and a request from Turkish authorities,
Defense Minister Barak (Freeman Note: who loves to destroy Jewish villages.) orders an aid delegation to Turkey
Date: 25/10/2011, 8:17 PM Author: IDF Webiste
http://www.idf.il/1283-13610-EN/Dover.aspx
Defense Minister, Ehud Barak, ordered the Israeli defense system to send a
special aid delegation to Turkey in response to the recent earthquake, on
Tuesday (October 25) after the offer was accepted by the Turkish
authorities.
The assistance will focus on temporary buildings necessary for the
rehabilitation of people rescued and evacuated at disaster sites in Turkey,
as well as essential field hospital structures. Israeli Air Force aircraft
are currently preparing to transfer these buildings.
The Turkish request was transferred via the Israeli Consul stationed in
Ankara.
Two days ago Defense Minister Barak already spoke to Maj. Gen. Amos Gilad,
Director of Policy and Political-Military Affairs of the Israeli Defense
Ministry, offering Turkish authorities any assistance needed in dealing with
the earthquake that took place in eastern Turkey.
In response, the Chief of the General Staff, Lt. Gen. Benny Gantz instructed
the IDF to prepare for the possibility of a search and rescue aid delegation
sent to Turkey. The Home Font Command prepared the relevant forces.
Minister for Home Front Defense, Matan Vilani, offered Turkey assistance.
The Minister spoke with the Home Front Command Chief, Maj. Gen, Eyal
Eizenberg regarding IDF preparations for the an aid delegation sent to the
area.
Prime Minister Benyamin Netanyahu spoke with his Turkish counterpart
expressing his condolences for the deaths and damage caused by the
earthquake. Israeli President, Shimon Peres, spoke with Abdullah Gul, his
Turkish counterpart, expressing his condolences and offering assistance from
Israel.
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Wednesday, 26 October 2011
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