The dogs serving in the Yamam police special forces unit work with its forces to locate and arrest terrorists.
Zili is a six-and-a-half-year-old Belgian Malinois who helped with the capture of the terrorist who murdered 19-year-old Ori Ansbacher.
Zili has served for five years with the Yamam team participating in dozens of complex operations to thwart terror and to locate terrorists.
Sergeant Major A., the officer operating Zili in the last operation told Maariv newspaper that, “During the night hours, we arrived at a building in Ramallah. We began to comb the building and on one of the floors I released Zili to search. I heard barking and understood that Zili had apparently located the terrorist. Zili subdued him so he wouldn't run away and when we got to him, we arrested him.
“This isn't the first terrorist Zili successfully located and as the dog handler in the unit I know there's no greater pride than your dog succeeding in capturing a terrorist,” said Major A.
The commander of Yamam, Commander N. said that, “The Yamam dogs are soldiers in every respect. This is our perception that brings a significant connection between the human soldiers and the canine soldiers. They practice with us, go out with us to activities and spend time with us in our spare time in the unit. The combination of the human soldier and a soldier on fours is a winning combination that has also brought many operational successes recently.”
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Dogs can truly be man's best friend, and from the beginning of our history as a nation, they have proved themselves as good friends to the Jewish people when at the time we left Mitzrayim they did not bark and kept quiet, so we could leave. It's been proven what a great help they are to human beings, helping in many ways - their reason for being.
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