home-front-command-guidelines
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Answer questions about Israeli civil-defence guidance from the Home Front Command (Pikud HaOref, פיקוד העורף) from a bundled snapshot of its official English guidelines, with the source page cited. Use for what to do in a rocket or missile alert (at home, in a car, outdoors, in a public building), choosing and preparing a protected space (mamad, miklat, stairwell), hostile aircraft or drone infiltration, terrorist infiltration, hazardous-materials events, how alerts are received, emergency kit lists, a family emergency plan, and who to contact in an emergency.
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- danielrosehill/Claude-Israel-Agent-Skills-Plugintheir own version, first seen Oct 21, 2026
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The file
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3 rules. About 0 are common, 3 are distinctive, and 0 are very specific to this project.
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- Very specific
- Distinctive: line 15
If the user is in a live alert right now, skip the research.
- Distinctive: line 31
Read the file and answer from it.
- Distinctive: line 83
Do not present this skill as a substitute for emergency services or official alerts.
≈ “Common” is an estimate: at least 1 in 5 of the 350,495 skill files we read have a rule of the same kind, not the same words. “Very specific” is our guess from the words: it names a file, a command, a setting or the project itself.
Files
Home Front Command guidelines
Answers civil-defence questions from references/guidelines/. That folder holds
22 English pages (about 31,000 words) captured from the Home Front Command's
official site, https://www.oref.org.il/eng, on 2026-03-20.
references/guidelines/manifest.json gives the source URL of every file.
Active emergency first
If the user is in a live alert right now, skip the research.
- Tell them to get to the nearest protected space immediately: a mamad, a shelter, or an inner stairwell.
- Point them to official real-time alerts: the Home Front Command app, oref.org.il, TV and radio.
- Give the emergency numbers: 100 police, 101 Magen David Adom (ambulance), 102 fire, 104 Home Front Command.
This skill is preparation and reference, not an alert system.
How to answer
- Pick the file or files from the index below. For a protected-space question,
read both
protected-space-1.mdandprotected-space-2.md. Split topics continue across the-1and-2files. - Read the file and answer from it. Quote the guideline when the exact wording matters, for example times, distances, or the order of actions.
- Cite the
source_urlfrom the manifest for every file you used. - Freshness. The snapshot is dated 2026-03-20. Guidance changes during escalations, including policy levels, gathering limits, school status, and when you may leave the protected space. For anything about the current policy, check the live site or search the news for the latest Home Front Command announcement. Tell the user the bundled text may be out of date. If the snapshot is more than 6 months older than today, say so in every answer.
- Never invent numbers. That includes the time to reach shelter, which is set per alert zone and depends on where the user is. If the files do not give the figure, send the user to the live site or the Home Front Command app, where it is published for their area.
Index
File (under references/guidelines/) | Covers |
faq/faq-rocket-missile-1.md, -2.md | What to do in a rocket or missile alert, by location: inside, outside, in a vehicle, on public transport. Arrival time. Staying in the protected space. |
shelter-and-home/protected-space-1.md, -2.md | Choosing a protected space when there is no mamad, mamad requirements and maintenance, the stairwell option |
shelter-and-home/preparing-home.md | Preparing the home |
security-threats/hostile-aerial-vehicle-infiltration.md | Drone or hostile aircraft alert, life-saving guidelines |
security-threats/terrorist-infiltration.md | Terrorist infiltration, life-saving guidelines |
security-threats/security-threats.md | Overview of the threat types |
faq/faq-hazardous-materials.md | Hazardous-materials events |
alerts-and-communication/receiving-alerts-1.md, -2.md | How alerts arrive: app, sirens, broadcast, accessibility |
alerts-and-communication/emergency-communication.md | Emergency communication methods |
alerts-and-communication/do-not-share-info.md | Not sharing impact locations online |
defensive-policy/defensive-guidelines-1.md, -2.md | Policy levels: gatherings, education, workplaces. Check that these are still current. |
emergency-preparedness/emergency-equipment.md | Emergency kit list |
emergency-preparedness/family-emergency-plan.md | Family emergency plan |
emergency-preparedness/who-to-contact.md | Who to contact |
emergency-preparedness/why-prepare.md | Why to prepare |
faq/faq-general.md, faq/faq-emergency-preparedness-1.md, -2.md | General questions |
Related sources
- Live site:
https://www.oref.org.il/eng, with a Hebrew edition athttps://www.oref.org.il/. Pages render with JavaScript, so a plain fetch may return an empty shell. Use a browsing tool, or give the user the link. - Public shelters: shelter lists are kept by each municipality, on its own
site under shelters (
מקלטים ציבוריים). Searchמקלטים ציבוריים <city name>. A building's own mamad or inner stairwell takes precedence over walking to a public shelter when time is short. - Practical rights during emergencies, such as absence from work or
compensation for damage: use Kol Zchut (search
חרבות ברזלplus the topic). Thekol-zchut-rightsskill covers how.
Answer hygiene
- Quote the guideline; do not paraphrase safety-critical steps.
- Separate what the snapshot says from what you found live today, and date each.
- Do not present this skill as a substitute for emergency services or official alerts.
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