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Monthly Archives: August 2022
Good Neighbor: United Hatzalah Volunteer Saves Her Neighbor’s Life
Last week, Tamar Grunebaum Ben Ari, a United Hatzalah volunteer in Kfar Saba, was at her home when she received a call about a suffocation victim. What would normally be a routine event for a woman who has been an … Continue reading
Posted in Press, UH Volunteer Features, Women Volunteers
Tagged Choking, EMT, Heimlich Maneuver, Kfar Saba, neighbor, neighbors, United Hatzalah, women volunteers
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I Saved My Sister’s Life Thanks To a First Aid Course I Took With The Ten Kavod Project
My name is Moriah Dorfman. I am an 18-year-old girl from Bat Yam and I recently saved the life of my 6-year-old sister. This past June I completed a first-aid course that I took through United Hatzalah as part of … Continue reading
Ukrainian Refugees Train To Become EMTs in Israel
Ten members of Uman’s Breslov community who fled to Israel at the onset of the war trained to become EMTs with United Hatzalah in hopes of returning to Ukraine and assist their community. On Thursday last week, a very special … Continue reading
Choking Baby in Umm al-Fahm Saved By Her Aunt’s Quick Intervention
On Sunday afternoon just after 3:30 p.m., a seven-month-old baby choked on some food that she was eating. Her worried mother, knowing that her own sister-in-law is a United Hatzalah volunteer EMT called her and asked for help. United Hatzalah … Continue reading
Posted in Press, UH Volunteer Features, Vehicles, Women Volunteers
Tagged Choking, Community, EMS, EMT, Family, first responder choking infant, infant, Muslim, Rescue, United Hatzalah, Women
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“ The Merit of a Good Deed Is Another Good Deed – Mitzvah Goreret Mitzvah” – Or Yehuda Man Resuscitated By EMT Who Drops Torah Shiur To Save A Life
On Monday evening just after 9:00 p.m., a sixty-year-old man had collapsed on HaMif’al Street and worried passersby had called emergency services for help. United Hatzalah volunteer EMT Shlomie Tzadok was on his way to attend a Torah class … Continue reading
The Power of Prayer – Saving The Life Of A Drowned Man Near The Four Seasons Beach in Netanya
On Monday evening just after 8:00 p.m., a man approached a United Hatzalah ATV that was helping an elderly person traverse the sand by Sanz Beach in Netanya and told the volunteer EMT driver that his son had drowned in … Continue reading
Tzfat Man Resuscitated After Collapsing at Home In Front of His Wife
Just after midnight on Monday morning, a man in his late 20s was at his home on Yoseftal Street in Tzfat preparing to go to bed, when he suddenly collapsed. The man was in good health with no pre-existing medical … Continue reading
Selflessly Helping Others Is The Best Remedy – A Responder Discusses Providing Psychological First Aid After The David’s Tomb Terror Attack
By Ariel Drei At 1:45 a.m. on Sunday morning, I was dispatched to provide psychological first aid to people suffering from severe emotional stress reactions to the terror attack that took place at David’s Tomb near the old city of … Continue reading
Tzitzit Saved The Life Of a Bus Crash Victim
One thing that is always taught to new United Hatzalah trainees is that “A good EMT is one who can improvise in the field when things go wrong.” This saying held true for Shalom Klein, a United Hatzalah EMT who … Continue reading
Modi’in Resident Suffers Cardiac Arrest, Revived by ‘A Couple’ of EMTs
On Monday evening, an 85-year-old man suffered a cardiac arrest at his home in Modi’in and collapsed unconscious. His worried caretaker called emergency services for help. Moshe Arking was on his first shift as a United Hatzalah ambulance driver … Continue reading