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Recent Posts
- An Unlikely Encounter with a Holocaust Survivor
- Seizing The Opportunity To Help A Blind and Homebound Senior Citizen
- Atara Twersky Hosts Eli Beer On “Changing The Course” Podcast
- When Volunteering Becomes Personal
- Behind the Orange Vest: A Conversation with Vicky Tiferet on International Women’s Day
Category Archives: Behind the Orange Vest Series
An Unlikely Encounter with a Holocaust Survivor
Namah Abohaikal is a 22-year-old volunteer EMT living in the Arab village of Ein Naqquba, located 15 kilometers west of Jerusalem. She is the only Arab woman in the Mevaseret Zion chapter and has been volunteering with United Hatzalah for … Continue reading
Behind the Orange Vest: A Conversation with Vicky Tiferet on International Women’s Day
Vicky Tiferet was recently appointed as the head of United Hatzalah’s Hula Valley chapter, becoming the first woman in the organization to hold such a post. The Hula Valley region stretches from Metula to the north of the Sea of … Continue reading
Behind The Orange Vest: Volunteering Through the Eyes of Esther Pamensky
45 year-old Esther Pamensky, originally from New York, lives in the Jerusalem neighborhood of Ramat Eshkol with her husband and 4 kids. She has been volunteering for the last year and a half in United Hatzalah’s Women’s Unit. Throughout the … Continue reading
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