Ambulances
Hatzolah Air flies Israeli hero Gefen Bitton home after Sydney terror attack
Founder Eli Rowe pilots 40-hour air-ambulance mission to bring the wounded Israeli to Sheba Medical Center for continued care; complex evacuation coordinated across four countries.
MDA deploys an ambulance every 22 seconds through 2025, with more than 1 million calls
Closer to our 90 second goal: How United Hatzalah's ambuscooter can save more lives - opinion
Hundreds of Kafr Kassem youth learn CPR, First Aid in United Hatzalah outreach event
Kibbutz Alumim ambulance driver and EMT battled terrorists for four hours and evacuated the wounded
“We were fighting for our homes. Anyone else would have done the same.”
On October 7, an MDA ambulance driver and EMT used his volunteer experience to save lives
Rafi Samet was shot by Hamas terrorists but continued to work: “I quickly bandaged myself up and got back to work.
MDA paramedic continued saving lives of wounded even after son was murdered by Hamas
Zvi Reider, MDA paramedic and kibbutz ambulance driver on Kibbutz Sa’ad, says, “I decided to focus on saving lives.”
Armored ambulance campaign: Keeping memory of the fallen alive
How a new campaign is memorializing two heroic fallen soldiers/MDA volunteers.
Since his last heart attack, a secret ambulance has been following Netanyahu's convoy
The ambulance is unmarked, disguised as a civilian Savannah van, and travels at the end of Netanyahu's convoy.
Hezbollah using ambulances for terrorist purposes, says IDF Arabic spox.
Two individuals who operated the ambulance, Musa and Muhammad Sheet, were claimed as Hezbollah members in January.
Boxing champ Floyd Mayweather supports United Hatzalah volunteers' life-saving work
Franklin Graham dedicates ambulances to fallen Magen David Adom medics
In addition to the 14 ambulances, Samaritan's Purse is donating seven armored ambulances to MDA, which are still in production and are expected to be delivered this spring.
The Heroes of Magen David Adom
Magen David Adom (MDA), Israel's National Emergency Medical and Blood Services Organization, was first on the scene during events of October 7.
Lights and Lifesavers - On Oct. 7, 19-year-old Yonatan left his yeshiva to treat the victims
“In the heat of the moment, you must stay calm, perform your duties, and don’t think about terrorists or other dangers,” Yonatan Rachamim, a United Hatzalah medic, says.
