Major (res.) Roni Kaplan, a member of the Israeli rescue delegation to earthquake-stricken Venezuela, gave an interview to Venezuelan television, bringing honor to Israel, according to the delegation's social media.
The Israeli rescue delegation to earthquake-ravaged Venezuela has been operating since late June, with teams from the IDF Home Front Command, the Foreign Ministry, and volunteer organizations like Magen and SmartAID. The Zioneer reported on June 30 that the delegation described unusually extensive destruction. On July 9, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu praised the mission for 'rebuilding relations' with Caracas after 17 years of severed diplomatic ties. Now, a new development: Maj. (res.) Roni Kaplan, a member of the delegation, gave an interview to Venezuelan television, bringing honor to Israel, according to the delegation's social media. The interview highlights the ongoing diplomatic and humanitarian engagement. No further details of the interview content were immediately available.
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