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Dozens of Israelis are receiving assistance in Nepal after flooding, with none in life‑threatening danger

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  1. Dozens of Israelis are receiving assistance in Nepal after flooding, with none in life‑threatening danger.

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    The Jerusalem Post
    “None of the insured travelers is currently believed to be in life-threatening danger”
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  2. Two Israeli siblings were airlifted from a Nepal village after a storm caused landslides and flooding.

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    What the source said
    The Jerusalem Post
    “Clal Insurance and Finance said its rescue teams were working in the field to evacuate insured Israeli travelers who had encountered extreme weather in Nepal and required assistance.”
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