Israel emergency aid
ZAKA announces it responded to over 7,000 cases in Israel and abroad in 2025 annual report
“Our volunteers work quietly and professionally to ensure every person is treated with respect and that families can bury their loved ones with dignity and certainty,” said ZAKA CEO Weissenstern
Netanyahu orders Israel to dispatch aid to hurricane-torn Jamaica
United Hatzalah's new mobile clinic set to transform emergency care in southern Israel
New years resolution: Let's have a safer 2025 - opinion
Israeli delegation in Puerto Rico to offer emergency aid in wake of storm
Israeli delegation departs before Rosh Hashana to Puerto Rico to offer psychological and medical aid in wake of Hurricane Fiona
Surfside collapse: One year later - opinion
I felt honored to be able to accompany many of them on their own journey through the process, and I hope and pray that I succeeded in helping and alleviating some of their grief.
SASA Setton partner with EL AL to provide aid to Ukraine
The cooperation, which begins on Monday, will see the groups send medical and consumer products, among other basic and essential aid items.
Muslim and Jewish EMT volunteers join forces, resuscitate Ein Nakuba woman
Muslim and Jewish United Hatzalah volunteers successfully resuscitated a 50-year-old-woman whose heart rhythm was undetectable for ten minutes after collapsing in her front yard.
Israel sends additional COVID-19 aid to India to combat severe outbreak
The second cargo plane full of medical equipment took off from Israel early on Friday and is expected to be followed by more shipments over the next few days.
Rescue nation
One category which Israelis are especially proud is the country’s global role in disaster relief.
ZAKA – Ready for Whatever Tomorrow Brings
“This emergency preparedness is the lifeblood of our volunteer organization. No-one knows where the next accident or mass casualty incident will strike," explained ZAKA's International Director.
Private companies join forces with Hatzalah against MDA
The number of emergency ambulances will be doubled.
Jewish NGO Cadena dives into largest humanitarian crisis in South America
CADENA was created 12 years ago by a group of Mexican Jews who brought humanitarian aid to towns affected by flooding from hurricanes.
Israeli doctors perform lifesaving spinal surgeries in Ethiopia
The patients, all aged 18 and under, had spine deformities so severe that they were causing potentially lethal complications.
