August 2006 has taught us that your support and interest are pricelesswe have taken the opportunity to look back and reflect on the process of recovery that has taken place in the city following the war.
Over 300 Katyusha missiles hit the city
This led to a major devastation of the city and panic among the population
Numerous homes, businesses, public buildings were hit
Since the war began the population has been forced to go down into the bomb shelters in order to protect their lives
The last missile fell on the city in 1969. The atrocities found the city emergency infrastructure unprepared. Many of the bomb shelters were not prepared
Also the war led to a total shutdown of all the businesses, stores and services here in the city
The city resembled a ghost town
Following the crisis the municipality began setting up emergency services for the population
•Medical services
•Emergency neighborhood task force
•Food distribution
•Relocation of families to the south
•Shelter activities for children
•And more
A special municipal-police-military task force was set up
1.First setting up absorbers team from high points such as mountains to spot hits
2.Divide the city by sections for an easy respond
3.Visiting the civilians in the bomb shelter by policemen and officers
4. Securing 
the city during bombardments
the city during bombardments 5.Coordination between the the police and other emergency units such as Israeli magen David adom
6.Reinforcment of policemen in the county station
