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ZAKA

The work of ZAKA has never been only about search and rescue. It is also about dignity.
The intense period demonstrated the breadth of operations, with teams responding across Israel while the organization’s network coordinated with authorities and community partners overseas.
“What we do in drills translates directly to how we respond to real-life emergencies,” said Chaim Weingarten, ZAKA vice president of operations.
“Our teams run toward pain so others can find comfort. They bring dignity and light where there is chaos and loss,” said CEO Dubi Weissenstern.
ZAKA Chairman Yehuda Meshi-Zahav: “It is frightening to think of the consequences of this second closure. Who will save those who live alone? Who will care for them?”
In first-of-its-kind joint initiative by ZAKA’s Eshet Lapidot and the local council