IBFICU

Public Security Minister Uzi Landau and the IBFICU have a plan to import hundreds of security dogs that have been trained to identify explosives and to attack suicide terrorists. The plan was formulated during Landau's recent visit to the U.S. to promote cooperation between the new U.S Office of Homeland Security and Israel's Public Security Ministry.

The IBFICU, an independent unit of volunteers from Israel and around the world, has announced plans and willingness to spearhead a campaign to train Israelis to breed and train guard dogs. Yaacov Levi of Nunda, N.Y., for instance, a IBFICU volunteer, will be arriving in Israel next week, accompanied by two German Shepherd dogs, to help in setting up security patrols for communities that have suffered murderous attacks. The communities will be able to send representatives for an intensive week-long training program to learn how to handle the dogs, followed by additional training within their communities in patrolling and working with their dogs. For more information, see "www.JewishLegion.net".