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	Voluntary Service in Mishmar HaEzrachi (Civil Guard)
		Members of Mashaz are commissioned as deputized police officers (while on duty) and are given basic instruction in crime-control, first aid, firearms (m-1 carbine), and police procedure.
		These units are considered the elite of Mashaz and are respected by the entire country for their special dedication.
		Mashaz is in need of expanding its manpower base and actively solicits enlistment.
	www.wzo.org.il /en/resources/view.asp?id=412 (0 words)

	Voluntary Service in Mishmar HaEzrachi (Civil Guard)
		Mashaz is an integral service force of the National Police, within whose mandate generally falls responsibility for internal security (a.k.a.
		In its most common configuration, it is made up of civilian volunteers, under regular police commanders, who devote a minimum of one evening per month (but usually more, by choice).
		The bond among the members of Mashaz is quite strong, as evidenced by a convention of Mashaz in Latrun which gathered together 10,000 volunteers (out of a total of 40,000 nation-wide).
	www.wzo.org.il /doingzionism/resources/view.asp?id=412&subject=65 (676 words)

	Israeli Security Forces - Police - MASHAZ - Jewish Reference: People, Places, and All Things Jewish
		Although the Ma'shaz is operated by the police, its manpower consists mainly of civilian volunteers.
		The Ma'shaz also have special units (such as snipers, dune buggy riders, bicycle-riders, search-and-rescue teams, cavalry and divers), but their members have to go through additional training and have a higher level of commitment (they serve a lot more hours).
		The Ma'shaz was established in July 10, 1974 as a group of civilians volunteered to do night patrols in near-border neighborhoods, which were exposed to Palestinian terror attacks, and in particular following the Ma'alot massacre of May 15, 1974.
	www.jewishreference.com /israelisecurity-police-mashaz.html (427 words)

	Voluntary Service in Mishmar HaEzrachi (Civil Guard)
		It also leads, in many cases, to feelings of inferiority and guilt on the part of the oleh who misses the opportunity to contribute to the security of the country.
		Members of Mashaz are commissioned as deputized police officers (while on duty) and are given basic instruction in crime-control, first aid, firearms (m-1 carbine), and police procedure.
		They maintain their own officers corps (parallel to the regular police chain of command, and subject thereto) and have been credited with some of the more outstanding police achievements in the past few years.
	www.hagshama.org.il /en/resources/view.asp?id=412&subject=65 (662 words)

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