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Yehuda Meshi Zahav, the founder of The Jerusalem Zaka organization, during an exercise testing a new facility rescue and escape from a building that is burning, earthquake, terror attack or any other disaster. July 29, 2008. Members of Zaka, most of whom are Orthodox Jews, assist ambulance crews, aid in the identification of the victims of terrorism, road accidents and other disasters, and where necessary gather body parts and spilled blood for proper burial. They also provide first aid and rescue services, and help with the search for missing persons. Photo by Yossi Zamir / Flash 90
Yehuda Meshi Zahav, the founder of The Jerusalem Zaka organization, during an exercise testing a new facility rescue and escape from a building that is burning, earthquake, terror attack or any other disaster. July 29, 2008. Members of Zaka, most of whom are Orthodox Jews, assist ambulance crews, aid in the identification of the victims of terrorism, road accidents and other disasters, and where necessary gather body parts and spilled blood for proper burial. They also provide first aid and rescue services, and help with the search for missing persons. Photo by Yossi Zamir / Flash 90
Yehuda Meshi Zahav, the founder of The Jerusalem Zaka organization, during an exercise testing a new facility rescue and escape from a building that is burning, earthquake, terror attack or any other disaster. July 29, 2008. Members of Zaka, most of whom are Orthodox Jews, assist ambulance crews, aid in the identification of the victims of terrorism, road accidents and other disasters, and where necessary gather body parts and spilled blood for proper burial. They also provide first aid and rescue services, and help with the search for missing persons. Photo by Yossi Zamir / Flash 90
Yehuda Meshi Zahav, the founder of The Jerusalem Zaka organization, during an exercise testing a new facility rescue and escape from a building that is burning, earthquake, terror attack or any other disaster. July 29, 2008. Members of Zaka, most of whom are Orthodox Jews, assist ambulance crews, aid in the identification of the victims of terrorism, road accidents and other disasters, and where necessary gather body parts and spilled blood for proper burial. They also provide first aid and rescue services, and help with the search for missing persons. Photo by Yossi Zamir / Flash 90
