Israel preparing for a possible tsunami following Greece earthquakes
- The Israeli National Security Council met to discuss potential tsunami risks following recent earthquakes in Santorini, Greece, which could affect Israel.
- Concerns were raised due to an accumulation of small earthquakes that might lead to a stronger quake and a tsunami.
- Ariel Heimann, a senior geologist, noted that approximately 2,000 earthquakes occurred in Santorini over the past week, with the strongest between 4 and 5.3 in magnitude.
- Israel is part of a tsunami warning system that allows for alerts and evacuation plans to be issued if a tsunami is detected.
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