Israeli Government Preparing For Civil War?

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Israeli Government Preparing For Civil War?

Arutz Sheva | March 21 2005

In what might be categorized as preparation for severe civil strife just short of civil war, the government will be conducting an exercise tomorrow at Ashkelon’s Barzilai Hospital in preparation for executing the government’s plan to expel 10,000 Jews from their homes in Gaza and Northern Samaria.

The broad based exercise will involve branches of the armed services including army, air force, and the police, as well as civilian agencies, such as the Health Ministry, Fire Department, and emergency first aid services (Magen David Adom).

The declared purpose of the exercise is to test the readiness of hospital and support services in the event of large scale civilian casualties arising out of the implementation of the expulsion plan.

The government will be limiting access to emergency medical services at the Barzilai hospital tomorrow in order to carry out the exercise.