A decision to put firefighters on standby during the firefight caused a conflict between the organization's management and the workers' committee.

• Fire fighters on duty // Photo: Yossi Zeliger

While the security forces are engaged in intensive treatment of the Corona virus war, the fire and rescue system is engaged in another war.

An uproar in the lineup following an incitement photo released this week among firefighters. The photo shows the Fire and Rescue Commissioner, Rabbi Daddy Happy, and the Dan County Fire Chief, Tesfer Ronen Makhtib, carrying a coffin with a fire department emblem on their shoulders. "The image leaves no room for imagination and is reminiscent of the same image of the coffin carried in demonstrations prior to the late Rabin assassination," say officials in the fire department.

It should be noted that the distribution of the picture was preceded by a recent conflict between the firefighters' organization and the fire brigade that revolved around the historic eligibility of firefighters and firefighters to rest between 2pm and 4pm.

Fire department officials say that about a month ago, the operational operating order was updated and it was decided that at the rest of the night and night, each fire station would put a drive-in staff on during the night as well. This sparked the wrath of the chairman of the firefighter Avi Ankuri, and in a recording whose content reached "Israel Today" he sounded to the firefighters about the revolt.

The firefighters' committee said in response: "While in the entire economy, employers are embracing workers during these difficult days, the fire department continues to abuse its employees."