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'Here, under the bed!' Dogs rescued from rubble

Body cameras capture moment Israeli police save lives – both human and animal – from Tel Aviv strike scene.

by  Avi Cohen
Published on  06-25-2025 09:00
Last modified: 06-25-2025 15:05
'Here, under the bed!' Dogs rescued from rubbleAP/Bernat Armangue

Israeli soldiers from the search and rescue unit work amid the rubble of residential buildings destroyed by an Iranian missile strike that killed several people, in Beersheba, Israel, on Tuesday, June 24, 2025 | Photo: AP/Bernat Armangue

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Tel Aviv District Police officers rescued residents and animals from the scene of a missile debris strike earlier this week in Tel Aviv.

Video: Dogs rescued from rubble in Tel Aviv / Credit: Police Spokesperson

An Israeli soldier and a dog from the search and rescue unit work in a residential building destroyed by an Iranian missile strike that killed several people, in Beersheba, Israel, on Tuesday, June 24, 2025 (Photo: AP /Bernat Armangue) AP

Israel's rescue forces saved a dog from a damaged building in Tel Aviv. She was terrified, poor thing. I'm glad she's okay now. Dogs are going through so much trauma in Israel because of the sirens and explosions. My heart goes out to these poor animals. pic.twitter.com/aTNl1hCEFl

— Vivid.🇮🇱 (@VividProwess) June 13, 2025

 Body camera footage shows the officers working at the scene shortly after the impact, helping residents escape from damaged buildings while simultaneously ensuring the rescue of animals left in apartments.

Medal of Honor for good boy Tzvika, who was rescued by the IDF from what was left of his home in Israel. He survived there for four days! Take that Iran!
(🎥@kann_news) pic.twitter.com/WVPbCkpm5T

— Yael Bar tur 🎗️ (@yaelbt) June 18, 2025

Police officials stated that the officers acted with determination and speed while risking personal safety, as part of the police's commitment to protecting human life and public security.

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