Getting ready for the revelry of the Tzaddik: Expect tens of thousands

A tour of the place with the participation of the senior ranks of the Jerusalem Police in preparation for the celebration has been held in recent days, in order to examine closely the plans to regulate the immigration of the masses to mark the day of the celebration.

During the tour, all issues related to Aliyah Zion were discussed, from the transportation stage to the return of the worshipers to their homes.

David Berger, submitted on behalf of Shuva Israel

03/07/2022

Sunday, 03 July 2022, 17:03 Updated: 17:09

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During the tour, the question of the security of the worshipers in the security aspect (Photo: Gillis)

Preparing for the celebration: In recent days, a tour of the Mount of Olives has been conducted with the participation of senior members of the Jerusalem Police, representatives of the Jerusalem Municipality, the Ministry of Religious Affairs and the Jerusalem Cemeteries Council.

During the tour, all issues related to immigration were discussed, from the transportation stage to the return of the worshipers to their homes.

At the beginning of the hearing, the police representatives presented the data, according to which this is the second largest celebration after Meron.

As stated, according to police data, 65,000 people are expected to arrive at the scene during the day of the celebration.

In accordance with the lessons learned from the Meron disaster and the management of the merriment this year in Meron, it was decided to establish a joint HFK that will include all parties, the police, MDA, the fire brigade and the cemeteries council.

The

task set by the Cemeteries Council under the guidance of the Chairman of the Cemeteries Council, Tzuriel Porat, was to allow all worshipers who wish to ascend and pray to do so without restriction, along with observance and observance of all life-threatening rules.

The Israel Police presented the necessary plans to approve the existence of the celebration

. The Ministry of Religious Affairs Moni Copied who worked to obtain a budget for the preparations needed for the celebration.

Last year, pedestrian bridges were built in the Zion area from the road to Zion.

One bridge for men to go, a bridge for men to return.

And two bridges for women.

According to the safety consultants who were partners in the preparations, this year another bridge is needed to prevent a disaster, God forbid, which has led to an increase in the budgetary cost of the preparations for the celebration.

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