Israeli Rescue and Humanitarian Aid Delegation to Depart for Colombia Tonight

A joint Israeli rescue and humanitarian aid delegation, named "Brit Re'im," will depart tonight from Israel to Colombia to assist in rescue efforts following the earthquake that has killed over 270 people so far. The delegation, led by the Home Front Command and the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, will include about 80 personnel and will distribute food and water packages to those affected.

A joint Israeli rescue and humanitarian aid delegation, comprising the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, the IDF, and the Ministry of Defense, will depart tonight (Thursday) from Israel to Colombia to assist in rescue efforts following the powerful earthquake that struck the country this week, killing over 270 people so far. The delegation, named "Brit Re'im," is jointly led by the Home Front Command and the Ministry of Foreign Affairs. It will depart on an Israeli Air Force plane from Nevatim Airbase, and upon landing, will immediately begin rescue missions and humanitarian aid operations, including distributing food and water packages to earthquake victims. The rescue force is headed by the commander of the National Rescue and Extraction Unit of the Home Front Command, Brigadier General (Res.) Yossi Pinto. The delegation comprises about 80 personnel, including rescue forces and experts in various fields, both regular and reserve. The article reports on the delegation's details but does not include testimonies from the field or reactions from local authorities.