Another example is the 22-year-old Noa Dagan, from Kochav Yair, in center Israel, who served in the IDF as an observer and a combat collection officer in the Jerusalem surroundings ‘war room’ and today she is the director of ‘Go Track’ surveillance center. According to Dagan, the work in civilian life is very similar to that in the IDF that includes working with cameras, working according to the order of operations, determining according to every scenario, and attempt to contain the incident, whatever it is, in the fastest and best manner. But in the home or hospital Dagan and her colleagues actually see patients hospitalized in the hospital room, not just work in the field, and the feeling is of a real personal connection.

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Dagan added that this type of a job gives a sense of responsibility and mission, and she believes in the importance of this surveillance center and the great benefit it gives.

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