Handel: 'The celebration ended successfully' • Bar Lev: 'Fortunately, we succeeded''

June Green
May 19, 2022   
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David Cohen/Flash90
Thousands of travelers are complaining of severe delays in reaching Mount Meron during the night, when they were forced to spend hours in parking lots without water, lighting, or toilets. But none of this is stopping government ministers from declaring success. Want live training at no cost? This is how you can become a sought-after bridal instructor Deputy Minister of Religious Services Matan Kahane updated this morning (Thursday) on the continuation of the celebrations in Meron: "It is now 7:00 a.m. We have completed a situation assessment in preparation for the new waves of celebrants who are expected to arrive during the day. So far, the celebration has passed peacefully. Tens of thousands of people celebrated the Rashbi's celebration in Meron tonight," said Kahane. He added: "As a lesson from the severe disaster that occurred in Meron last year, this time we took significant safety precautions to ensure the safety of the celebrants. Due to the congestion that occurred between one and three in certain places on the mountain, and mainly to prevent dangerous situations, we were forced to carry out a regulation process that led to a long wait for some of the celebrants. This incident was handled and everyone who had to wait arrived in Meron. "It is important to note that the event is not over yet. We are continuing to work to ensure that the celebration continues as usual and to allow everyone who bought tickets to arrive in Meron, celebrate, and return home safely.". Public Security Minister Amar Bar-Lev also thinks that this year's celebration is a "success." "Last night and during the night, the first day of the annual celebration took place on Mount Meron," the minister said this morning. "This year's celebration is taking place in the shadow of last year's heavy disaster. This year, we learned lessons, and preparations were made that included investment in infrastructure, a new operating concept, and joint work by all parties. "During the recent period, I came to Mount Meron to approve police plans for the celebration, and it was clear to me that professional and good work was being done. Our top priority was the responsibility to maintain the safety of those celebrating during the night. "I stayed on the mountain during the night and closely followed the events. Happily, we managed with joint forces to allow the masses to hold the celebration peacefully during the evening and night, without any casualties and without any special incidents. "The success so far is the result of careful preparation by the Israel Police, led by the district commander, Superintendent Shimon Lavie, and the Commissioner-General, Major General Kobi Shabtai, Project Manager Zviki Tesler, and the other parties involved, who worked for many months to make the celebration possible.
""Also noteworthy are the tens of thousands of participants, who also understood the magnitude of the hour and helped us get through the night peacefully. I call on the celebrants who will arrive today to act according to police instructions so that they can happily celebrate the event. "I would also like to thank Deputy Minister of Religious Affairs Matan Kahane, who led the event on behalf of the Israeli government." Minister Yoaz Hendel also celebrated from the stands: "The celebration in Meron ended successfully with all the celebrants healthy and unharmed. This is exactly the role of a state. Not to allow autonomies that lead to chaos and danger to life anywhere. Governance. And, by contrast, we have enormous challenges in this area, in almost every corner of the country. Thank you to the Israel Police and all due respect to the friends of Matan Kahane who managed it.". Can you keep a secret? Solve an issue? We are looking for you for a prestigious position
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