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London Jews warn of security crisis after antisemitic arson attacks
On Tuesday, the London Assembly Fire Committee met to discuss LFB response to the antisemitic arson attacks that occurred between March and May 2026, including the burning of Hatzolah ambulances.
Four men plead guilty to March arson attack on Hatzalah ambulances in London
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
Why was Israel eager to help save lives in Turkey? - opinion
Dr. Itai Basel, who helped rescue people in Turkey: “I’m a doctor and that’s what we do – try to save lives.”
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.
Over 50 Jewish communities donated to earthquake relief efforts
Global Jewish communities have sprung into action to help those suffering from the earthquakes in Turkey and Syria.
US Hatzalah to start using Magen David Adom's emergency AI dispatch software
Using AI, the technology, which instantly locates and dispatches the nearest first responders and ambulances to a medical emergency, was showcased at the Hatzalah Expo in New Jersey.
Grapevine September 7, 2022: A slight misrepresentation
Movers and shakers in Israeli society.
Tzitzit saved the life of a Jerusalem bus crash victim
Shalom Klein was standing at a bus stop in Jerusalem when an Egged bus careened out of control and smashed into it. He was unharmed, and is now sharing his story.
Hatzalah sues another Jewish ambulance service in Florida for trademark infringement
Chevra Hatzalah, the New York-based Jewish ambulance service, claims in the lawsuit that Hatzalah Palm Beach sought to promote false association between both groups.
Grapevine: Introducing Sheleg
Movers and shakers in Israeli society.
Elad terror attack: First-person account from an EMS team head
As long as this is in writing, it’s much longer in reality. And it’s exhausting, it’s abrasive, it’s something I’ve never dealt with in my life.
Sharon Slater: The Israeli woman helping Hatzalah treat trauma
Gratitude and perspective guide Slater’s days as she glides through life spreading healing and light.
