
Israeli Rescue Team Returns From Colombia After Rescuing 29 Missing People
An Israeli rescue team, led by the IDF Home Front Command, returned from Colombia, having rescued 29 people missing after a 7.4-magnitude earthquake in Cali.

An Israeli rescue team, led by the IDF Home Front Command, returned from Colombia, having rescued 29 people missing after a 7.4-magnitude earthquake in Cali.
IDF veteran Noam Maman, 23, from Ra'anana, was killed in a paragliding accident near Medellín, Colombia, during a post-service trip.
Israel delivered a second shipment of five tons of medical aid to earthquake-hit Colombia, with Ambassador Vivian Aisen receiving the relief plane.
Colombia has resumed coal exports to Israel, a move agreed upon by Foreign Ministers Sa’ar and Bula, reversing a 2024 restriction.
An Israeli aid delegation rescued 27 people in Cali, Colombia, after a week of operations, also assessing 100 buildings and training local professionals.
An Israeli humanitarian delegation in Colombia has successfully completed rescue operations and is now assessing damaged buildings to facilitate recovery.
Israel is sending a second five-ton aid shipment with medical equipment to Colombia following the deadly August 10 earthquake.
Citizens of Israel and Colombia will no longer require visas to travel between the two nations, effective September 1, following an agreement by foreign.