pikud-haoref-safety-protocols
Pikud HaOref Safety Protocols
Step-by-step safety instructions for every type of Home Front Command alert in Israel.
Alert Types and Response Protocols
Category 1: Missiles and Rockets (ירי רקטות וטילים)
The most common alert type. Triggered by incoming rocket or missile fire.
Immediate actions (within your time-to-shelter window):
- Enter the nearest protected space (mamad, mamak, miklat, or stairwell)
- Close the blast door and window shutter completely
- Sit on the floor against an inner wall, below window height
- Cover your head with your hands
- If you have children, hold them close and cover their heads
If caught outdoors:
- Lie face down on the ground
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