IDU
expanding anti-terror wing
Last Monday
Night – a special exercise was held in Jordan Valley – simulating pursuit of
terrorists who perpetrate agriculture-terror and steal flock…
See the
link below from an article published on Arutz Sheva about this IDU exercise:
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Jew murdered and
another two injured in terror attack near Dolev
As we prepared this
update of the recent activities of the Israel Dog Unit to fight terror in
Israel and to aid in the search of missing people with the use of specially
trained canines, we learned of the tragic news of yet another fatal attack
in Israel that has flashed over the wire:
Three Jewish hikers were seriously wounded by a remotely detonated bomb at a popular water spring near Dolev. The terror attack happened around
10:15 AM on Friday.
As we told the many who have called us
requesting security dogs in wake of the recent attack: “The I.D.U. – Israel Dog
Unit vows to continue to step up activities to provide more security dogs to
aid in the battle against Arab terrorism in Israel. Any family or “settlement”
security team who seek additional means to protect themselves and their
communities can request to join our canine security program and apply to
receive a security dog and training in the proper maintenance and operation of
a patrol dog”***
In Friday's attack, Paramedics arrived
on the scene and promptly treated the three seriously wounded people: Rabbi Eitan Shnerb
(Shenrav) from Lod, age 46, now listed in moderate condition, stable and
conscious; his son Dvir, 19, who is listed as seriously wounded with stomach
and body wounds. He is unconscious and on a respirator.
His daughter Rina Shnerb HY”D, age
17, was in critical condition and underwent resuscitation efforts in the field,
but has died from her wounds.The cemetery is being held in Lod Cemetery Friday.
Our condolences to the bereaved
family and our prayers for a speedy recovery toRabbi Eitan and to his son Dvir,
who remain in critical condition.
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IDU AID IN
terror-murder INVESTIGATION OF Dvir Sorek HY”D
Yeshiva
student/soldier Dvir Sorek was brutally stabbed to death Aug 7, 19. His body
was found outside of the back gate to Kibbutz Migdal Oz, in Gush
Etzyon. His grandfather, Rabbi Binyamin Herling was also murdered by
Arab terrorists 19 years ago.
IDU rushed to the
scene with highly trained cadaver dogs to aid authorities in the recovery of
evidence to help solve the case and apprehend the terrorists responsible for
the heinous crime.
Security
forces proceeded to conduct an investigation of his murder but shortly after
hit a dead end. The IDU was able to send Danna and Milo, two of
the finest cadaver dogs in the possession of the unit to help gather evidence.
As we reported in our last
update earlier this month: Two months before the murder of Dvir HY”D, The security
Chief of Migdal Oz canceled his request made to I.D.U. for a security
patrol/tracking dog, due to lack of funds to maintain the service dog.
Shahab news agency,
affiliated with Hamas published tweets comparing the murdered soldier Dvir
Shurik to the lamb (offering) in the path of the resistance (this week’s
holiday Eid-al-adha).
"Allah has
given us power over animals and has permitted us to eat meat but only if we
pronounce his name during the solemn act of taking life,” a description of the
merry Muslim holiday of Eid Al Adcha. YM”S.
IDU on scene
for Gush Etzion car-ramming terror attack
Friday, August 16th, the Israel Dog Unit was making its way with a few dogs and volunteers to do some training in the Gush Etzion area, when suddenly traffic came to a standstill not too far from the IDU’s van, traveling across from Elazaar. It was brought to the attention of the IDU that there was a car-ramming terror attack, injuring siblings Nahum Navis and his sister Noam Navis, as well as a reported 3rd victim who allegedly ran off into a nearby field, not even 100 meters from where the IDU van stood. The IDU, with 4 service dogs at the ready, was prepared to assist in the search for the reported 3rd victim who was originally thought missing.
Missing: Andy Yurovitz (found, alive and safe)
One emergency chases another emergency literally – with
the IDU on call 24 hours a day, seven days a week!
Monday morning while in
training near Horashim forest, the Chief of Operations from the Ashdod police precinct
called us in to aid in a high risk search for 33 year old Ariella Peres. She
was found alive and well shortly after we arrived.
Immediately following the completion of the aforementioned anti-agricultural-terror
exercise, despite having worked several days, almost non-stop, Ashdod police
again called us in to aid in the search for two high risk missing people who
were both later found alive and safe pictured below.
Big search day
designated for this coming Thursday to find Eli Illovitz
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