Hatzalah
Four men plead guilty to March arson attack on Hatzalah ambulances in London
Hamza Iqbal, 20, Rehan Khan, 19, Judex Atshatshi, 18, and Saif Ali, 18, admitted to charges of destroying or damaging property while being reckless as to whether life would be endangered.
Driver rescued after being trapped in car that fell off ten-meter quarry cliff in Binyamin
In aftermath of Venezuela earthquake, Health Ministry conducts drill to boost preparedness
Firefighters rescue 25 people from Netanya apartment building fire, 13 evacuated to hospital
Coronavirus: United Hatzalah to suspend unvaccinated volunteers
"As medical personnel and first responders, we are at risk, and we can endanger others if we aren't vaccinated," founder Eli Beer said.
Claims Conference, Hatzalah to vaccinate house-bound Holocaust survivors
Those making use of the service will be taken from their homes to the centers and back home again once they have been vaccinated.
Beit Shemesh senior citizens receive blankets, warm clothing for Hannukah
The winter packages consisted of a warm blanket, emergency lights, a quilt, a portable heater, warm sheets, and a Hanukkah gift package consisting of a menorah and candles.
Two infants die after being forgotten in locked cars, we need a solution
Figures published by B’Terem (Safe Kids Israel), a non-profit organization dedicated to promoting child safety, report 30 fatal cases of children being left in vehicles between 2008 and 2018.
United Hatzalah founder Eli Beer bounces back from COVID-19
When Eli Beer, founder and president of United Hatzalah, returned to Israel from Miami on April 21 following his recovery from COVID-19, he was given a hero’s welcome at Ben-Gurion Airport.
United Hatzalah to stream free Jerusalem Day concert Thursday
The event, which marks the Hebrew date of the reunification of Israel’s capital in 1967, is the second major event that the organization has hosted via live stream in the month of May.
A U.S.-Style 911 System in Israel is Not the Answer
Because MDA has its own system, they’ve been able to design it to meet their specific needs – or, more importantly, the emergency medical needs of the Israeli people.
Two dozen newly trained EMTS hit the streets in Beit Shemesh, filling gap
Schneider [trained EMT] is glad he is no longer the only EMT in his local synagogue. The closest Hatzalah member used to be 10 minutes from my house,” he said.
Grapevine: No stars and stripes for Adam
Believe it or not, there are non-resident American citizens who are prepared to renounce their citizenship.
EMTs in Israel In Need of Lifesaving EpiPens Following Worldwide Shortage
Currently, there is a worldwide shortage of EpiPens, which is affecting individuals who have severe allergies that can cause anaphylactic reactions.
