Emergency
Death toll from Venezuela quakes rises to 3,535 as thousands remain displaced
Top lawmaker Jorge Rodriguez said the latest official tally showed 16,740 people injured and 17,854 left without housing after the June 24 quakes, which struck within seconds of eachother.
Death toll from Venezuela quakes rises to over 3,000 as nation marks its 215th independence day
No injuries after Delta plane hit by July 4 fireworks while preparing to land at a Chicago airport
The diverse identity of United Hatzalah breaks all stereotypes
Best Emergency Food Survival Kits: Best Meal Plan Preparedness Options on the Market
Communication in a blackout scenario: How are first responders preparing and what can civilians do
Israeli emergency responders use backup communication systems to stay operational during power outages and blackouts, expert Meir Mastey says.
'Preparing for attempts of terrorist infiltration': Standby squads on high alert, esp. in north
Emergency standby squads nationwide, especially in the north, are at high alert amid rising tensions with Iran and Hezbollah.
Why Israel's advanced emergency dispatch system outperforms 911 - opinion
Despite Israel's cutting-edge multi-number dispatch system proving highly efficient, there are calls to switch to a 911 model. Explore why Israel’s existing setup silences these calls.
A human center in the shadow of the war
Navigating uncertainty: Moked Enosh Ltd. adapts to help the elderly population, providing essential support in challenging times.
The emergency purchase of firefighting ATVs for the north begins
The state will purchase 100 Can-Am Traxter vehicles and 50 other models for standby units to quickly reach and extinguish fires in areas attacked by Hezbollah.
In case of emergency: Magen David Adom prepares for Hezbollah attacks, possible power outages
The announcement came mere hours before Hezbollah launched a heavy barrage of over 40 rockets and five unmanned aerial vehicles from Lebanon into northern Israel.
The air industry's server farm: Defense and availability in emergencies
The Air Industry and Techtonic, part of the Amram Avraham Group, signed an agreement to create a server farm for security system, government, and emergency organizations.
'Like Six Flags': Israel-New York flight forced to divert, passengers hospitalized
The Friday flight from Tel Aviv was forced to land 60 miles from New York due to "wind shear."
MDA warns of national blood shortage for all blood types
Magen David Adom (MDA) warned that they have been having significant challenges in obtaining the proper amount of blood required to treat patients.
