
248 hours
Survival in the Venezuelan Mountains
In April 2003, I went on a routine trek in the forest near the city of Merida in Venezuela. On the second day, I fell off a 30-meter cliff and was fatally injured.
Join an inspiring journey about coping with impossible conditions for 248 hours, fateful decisions made in real time, a constant struggle between body and mind and how my life changed after the accident.
A fascinating and immersive lecture on the story presented in the program " One in a Million " on Keshet.
*Provided by the Ministry of Education - GFN 20696
*Ministry of Defense Supplier 0011025130
Who am I?
Eli Dahan, 46, married to Iris and father of five. Lecturer, Bible and math teacher at Boyar High School. In the lecture "248 Hours" I will tell the story of my survival in Venezuela, for 248 hours, while mortally injured, after falling from a 30-meter cliff.
I will talk about coping with impossible conditions, the decisions I made in real time that saved my life, the choice to save myself, the struggle between reality and imagination, and the changes that occurred in my life after rehabilitation. In the lecture, I will focus on decision-making, mental flexibility in extreme situations, goal setting, and developing mental resilience.
The lecture is suitable for schools (high school, middle school, and elementary school students), soldiers before/after discharge, private events, team building days, assisted living, workers' committees, municipalities, and local authorities.































