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Two women declared dead after suspected oxygen suit failures at Ashdod oil refinery
The Israel Police announced that it opened an investigation into the accident, emphasizing that “at this moment, there is no risk of hazardous materials leaking outside to the public.”
IDF brings Syrian child across border into Israel for emergency medical care
Three men found murdered in their car, bringing 2026 Arab-Israeli death toll to 32
Two separate vehicle accidents across Israel leave at least one dead, 14 injured
On Oct. 7, United Hatzalah saves thousands of lives in private vehicles
We proved that we are one of the State of Israel’s essential organizations,' said United Hatzalah shift officer
Lights and Lifesavers - On Oct. 7, Hagiv Hacmon saved his kibbutz (and many lives)
The United Hatzalah volunteer coordinated the efforts of the security team in Kibbutz Sa’ad, before going to treat the wounded in nearby Kfar Aza.
Lights and Lifesavers - On Oct. 7, United Hatzalah was on the phone with children in the south
“Our Resilience Unit has been operating since 2016 to give emotional support to our volunteers and to the citizens,” explains Uriel Bulmas.
United Hatzalah holds Hanukkah ceremony for hostage EMT
The volunteers converged in a convoy of ambulances and ambucycles at the organization’s headquarters in Jerusalem • Dolev Yehud received Prize of Excellence just before being captured
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.
Lights and Lifesavers - On Oct. 7, these grandparents gave out lollipops to children under fire
Caryn Gale and Sergio Geralnik decided to volunteer together for United Hatzalah on their first date. On the Black Saturday, they saved dozens in their ambulance and reassured traumatized children.
Lights & Lifesavers: Yoni Rozenfeld overcame fear, rode his helicopter to evacuate the wounded
"On October 7, we were game-changers," Rozenfeld said. "Without United Hatzalah, hundreds more would have died.”
Lights & Lifesavers: On Oct. 7, Liad Ohana saved dozens in a private car
When United Hatzalah chief paramedic Liad Ohana heard gunshots outside his house, he left his wife and three children, including a two-week-old baby, to go treat the wounded.
United Hatzalah drill simulates October 7th scenario in Israel's North
The uncertainty also included concerns of bombs on the scene, cleared by sniffer dogs before proceeding. Two volunteers also were injured by gunfire in the exercise, all simulated for impact.
‘On Oct. 7, we fought like the Maccabees,’ United Hatzalah founder says
On that day, hundreds of United Hatzalah volunteers poured into southern Israel – despite the danger – in order to save lives.
