Massive barrages and simultaneous hits in multiple arenas: This is how the North is preparing for war
The Home Front Command has completed a large-scale exercise in the North, led by Colonel Paz Gadia, involving eight battalions, 67 local authorities, and drills in over 15 communities. The exercise focused on extreme scenarios that have not yet occurred, including heavy barrages and rescuing trapped individuals in multiple arenas simultaneously.
The Home Front Command has completed a large-scale multi-arena exercise in northern Israel, lasting three days and involving eight battalions, 67 local authorities, and physical drills in over 15 communities. In an exclusive interview, the commander of the Northern District of the Home Front Command, Colonel Paz Gadia, revealed that the exercise focused on extreme scenarios that have not yet fully occurred, including massive barrages, simultaneous hits in multiple arenas, and rescuing trapped individuals from rubble. According to him, the main challenge is providing a rapid and tailored response to different communities, emphasizing that the needs of mixed cities and the Arab sector differ from those of other communities. The exercise included improving emergency warehouse capabilities, practicing rapid deployment of forces by helicopter, and integrating technological systems for missile detection. The key message: every minute is critical for saving lives, and the home front is a significant factor in a future campaign.