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Monthly Archives: May 2018
As Life Comes and Life Goes We Need to Do Our Best
– By Miriam Ballin, EMT-B, Psychotrauma Director “I’ve just had a mind-blowing 24 hours as a volunteer first responder, it made an incredible impression on me. It was Shavuot night (Feast of Pentecost) and I was preparing to have some … Continue reading
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Tagged baby, baby delivery, death, EMS, EMT, life, Miriam Ballin, Newborn, Pentecost, Shavuot
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In The Nick Of Time
This past Friday, an intense collision occurred near Tel Tzion. One of the vehicles involved was a large passenger van for intercity commuters. Both drivers were furious with one another, blaming the other for what had occurred; the men quickly … Continue reading
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Tagged EMS, EMT, motor vehicle accident, Tel Zion, United Hatzalah, Yisrael Malul
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Getting There, No Matter What
Itamar Amsalem is one of close to 150 first responders with United Hatzalah in the city of Beit Shemesh. Due to the many treks through forest terrain in the area, United Hatzalah of Beit Shemesh assigned an all-terrain rescue vehicle … Continue reading
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Tagged ATV, Beit Shemesh, Eli Beer, EMS, EMT, hiking, Itamar Amsalem, United Hatzalah, Wilderness
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The First Responder Who Was Rescued Returns To Rescuing
A few months ago, United Hatzalah volunteer EMT Raphael Elihav Nachshoni was involved in a motor vehicle accident on Hashomer Street in Bnei Brak while he was on his way to respond to a medical emergency. Elihav was critically injured … Continue reading
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Tagged Ambucycle, Bnei Brak, Eli Beer, EMS, EMT, Mini-Lance, motor vehicle accident, Raphael Elihav Nachshoni, United Hatzalah
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Why Did Alan Dershowitz Decide To Ride an Ambucycle for His 80th Birthday
Alan Dershowitz was in Israel last week to attend the opening of the United States Embassy in Jerusalem. As part of his trip, he visited the United Hatzalah headquarters in Jerusalem, an organization whose international board he sits on. Dershowitz … Continue reading
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Tagged Alan Dershowitz, Ambucycle, Birthday, EMS, EMT, Jerusalem, Jerusalem Embassy, President Donald Trump, United States, United States Embassy
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Atlanta Community Attempts to Break World Record and Save Lives in Israel
A new method of raising money to support Israel and put the country on the international world record map is being undertaken in Atlanta. The Jewish community of Atlanta has launched a campaign to break the world record for the … Continue reading
Young Jewish Leaders Take Up The Mantle of Life-Saving While Making Waves at New York Gala
On Thursday night, May 3rd, L’ag Ba’Omer on the Jewish Calendar, more than 700 young leaders of the Jewish community gathered together at Sony Hall in the Paramount Hotel in New York City for a gala event in support of … Continue reading
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Tagged Cafe Shahor Hazak, Eli Beer, EMS, EMT, Fauda, Gala, Lag Ba'Omer, Manhattan, New York City, Renee Willett, Rona-Lee Simon, United Hatzalah, Young Leadership
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Saving My Neighbor – EMT Responds To Serious Motor Vehicle Accident Only To Find His Neighbor is the Victim
Two weeks ago at 8:30 p.m. on Wednesday evening, Yehuda Hess received an alert to a serious road accident on the highway near Kedumim. Jumping on his ambucycle, Hess raced to the location. He quickly spotted a car in the … Continue reading
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Tagged Ambucycle, Eli Beer, EMS, EMT, Israel, Kedumim, Samaria, United Hatzalah, Yehuda Hess
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Two International Flyboys of EMS Saving Lives in 90 Seconds
Gavy Friedson and Dovi Meyer are two United Hatzalah volunteer responders who currently live abroad. Friedson lives in the United States and works for the organization in the Washington D.C. area as a local representative there. Meyer currently lives and … Continue reading
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Tagged Ambucycle, Dovi Meyer, Eli Beer, EMS, EMT, Gavy Friedason, Israel, Jerusalem, United Hatzalah
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A Cinematic Rescue
United Hatzalah of Israel is a nationwide network of volunteers who provide emergency medical services across Israel to people of all faiths, backgrounds, genders, and races. The average response time of the volunteers is less than three minutes across Israel … Continue reading
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Tagged Ambucycle, Cinema City, Eli Beer, EMS, EMT, Jerusalem, Machane Yehuda, Shuk, United Hatzalah
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