The system, created by the San Francisco-based Nixle company, was shown to the Home Front Command in late September, and will be displayed for municipal officials from Tel Aviv, Rishon Lezion, Ramat Gan, Givatayim and other cities next week, said Marc Kahlberg of Safe City Solutions, an Israeli security consultancy group that represents Nixle here.
The Home Front Command viewed another missile alert system earlier this year, but is far more enthusiastic about the Nixle product, Kahlberg said.
"Alternatively, it could cost a shekel or two a month for the end user for the first two years, and then become free," Kahlberg added.
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