Building collapse

There are 124 people still missing and feared buried beneath tons of pulverized concrete, twisted metal and splintered lumber.

While investigators have not concluded what caused nearly half of the 40-year-old high-rise to suddenly collapse, reports indicate that deep structural problems were known and ignored.

Charles Burkett recalled his encounter with a girl of about 11 or 12, sitting alone, as she read a Jewish prayer from her phone outside of Champlain Towers South, which fell Thursday morning.

Across the street and across the ocean, Jews came together to bring relief to a crowded little beachside community devastated by a sudden unfathomable loss.

The IDF had been sent to Florida to help in the rescue and demolition of the collapsed condo in Surfside, but they have been hit by backlash and conspiracy accusations.

A total of 109 people remained missing 12 days after roughly half of the 12-story Champlain Towers South building came tumbling down early in the morning on June 24.

A Miami display is intended to continue operation until every victim of the building collapse is accounted for.

Here are brief profiles of the 16 identified victims:

The Jewish nation also has its own unique way of helping and providing support. A way that no government body can provide – prayer and unity.

A week after the collapse of the Champlain Towers South apartment complex in Surfside, Florida, the Israeli search-and-rescue delegation continues to work to find and pull survivors from the rubble.