Israel evacuates several towns as intense heat fuels wildfires
- Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu visited the fire management command post to oversee firefighting efforts in central Israel, assuring that no communities had been damaged or injuries reported as of now.
- Residents of Eshtaol and Beit Meir were evacuated due to flames, while Route 38 was closed by police.
- The National Fire and Rescue Authority reported the involvement of over 100 firefighting crews and 11 aircraft combating the fires.
- Netanyahu stated that the goal is to prevent loss of life and emphasized clear evacuation routes and public safety from the fires.
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Israel police evacuate towns as bushfires spread near Jerusalem
BET SHEMESH, Israel: Israeli police evacuated several towns near Jerusalem on Wednesday as rapidly spreading bushfires tore through the area, prompting Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to consider appealing to Greece for emergency assistance. Towns located about 20 kilometers (12 miles) west of Jerusalem were evacuated, police and Israeli media said, while firefighting teams
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