President Isaac Herzog issued a statement Friday morning urging the public to exercise special responsibility ahead of the expected heatwave. Citing last year's fires, he called for vigilance, avoiding actions that could cause ignition, and following emergency instructions.
President Isaac Herzog on Friday morning issued a public safety statement ahead of an expected heatwave, urging Israelis to exercise caution and avoid actions that could spark fires. The President referenced the wildfires that occurred last year, calling for vigilance and adherence to emergency directives. The statement comes as meteorological services forecast high temperatures across the country. No specific restrictions or emergency measures were announced alongside the statement.
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