Ambulances
MDA inaugurates 96 new ambulances marking 96 years of lifesaving work
The new vehicles, donated by supporters in seven countries, will join Magen David Adom’s fleet of approximately 2,000 ambulances operating across Israel.
Magen David Adom brings back 'Mitzvah on Wheels' traveling sukkah ambulance initiative
Shooting in Iranian city of Zahedan sparks mass security response, city shutdown - report
London Jews warn of security crisis after antisemitic arson attacks
United Hatzalah inaugurates air medical unit with three Medevac helicopters
United Hatzalah of Israel (UH) inaugurated this week its air medical unit comprised of three helicopters and 30 flight paramedics.
Israel sends armored ambulances to Ukraine
The aid is the latest in a series of humanitarian aid efforts made by the Israeli government and Israeli organizations for Ukraine.
One dead, 12 injured in car accidents across Israel
One of the injured is a three-year-old child, who was hit by a car.
South Korea's Yoon declares mourning period after Halloween crush kills 151
Yoon expressed condolences to the victims, mostly teenagers and people in their 20s, and his wishes for a speedy recovery to the injured.
Magen David Adom donates 6 ambulances to Ukraine
About a month ago, MDA donated four bulletproof ambulances to the medical system in Ukraine.
Palestinian woman gives birth at roadblock, IDF doctor rescues baby
“The man asked in Hebrew, ‘Is there a doctor here? My wife is about to give birth.’”
Muslim and Jewish EMTs join together to save a life in Pisgat Zeev
“I help everyone in need regardless of who they are" says the United Hatzalah volunteer.
Father and son graduate MDA paramedics course together
Shortly after graduating, they found themselves working on a shift together.
Gaza ambulance crews use yoga to relieve stress after clashes
Some 50 ambulance crew members took part in the activity, with a focus on crew members who worked during the 11-day IDF Operation Guardian of the Walls.
MDA ambulances switch sirens to sound less like rocket sirens
Bin said in a statement after making the decision earlier this week that "these days, we must show maximum sensitivity to the concerns of the Israeli public."
