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Category Archives: Coexistence
United Hatzalah Ambulance Driver Injured in Palestinian Rock Throwing-Attack Treated By Muslim Volunteer From East Jerusalem
United Hatzalah volunteer EMT and ambulance driver Rachel Chuna was injured on Thursday morning when Arab terrorists threw rocks at vehicles on a highway outside of the Arab village of Tuqu’ in Gush Etzion. Rachel was driving a United Hatzalah … Continue reading
Posted in Coexistence, Press, UH Volunteer Features, Vehicles, Women Volunteers
Tagged Ambulance, Ambulance driver, Arab, EMT, Jerusalem, Muslim, Palestinian, Tekoa, United Hatzalah
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Muslim EMT Who Saved Jewish Child From Choking Recognized by Mayor of Jerusalem
Several weeks ago, United Hatzalah volunteer EMT Rania Abu Shaba’an stopped at the Azrieli Mall in Modi’in to have lunch with her daughter. While walking to the food court, she heard a woman screaming for help. Rania ran towards the … Continue reading
Neighborly in Nazareth
On Sunday evening, just before 11:00 p.m., a man in his 40s with a long medical history wanted to take a walk outside. As he left his home in the neighborhood of Yafa an-Naseriyye in Nazareth, he suffered a sudden … Continue reading
After A Month Without Medication Ukrainian Refugee In Serious Condition Receives Medical Care At Moldova Border
On Saturday, a team operating today on the Palanca border between Ukraine and Moldova identified long queues on the Ukrainian side and requested to enter to see if there were refugees that required medical attention inside the border. Vicky Tiferet, who … Continue reading
New Muslim EMT Performs First Successful CPR on a Jewish Woman and Saves Her Life
On Wednesday evening at around 7:30 p.m., a 70-year-old woman lost consciousness in her home on Simtat Tamari street in Kiryat Motskin. The woman’s son arrived at her home a few minutes later upon returning from work and found her … Continue reading
Posted in Coexistence, Press
Tagged Ambulance, Cardiac Arrest, CPR, EMT, first responder, Israel, Muslim, United Hatzalah, Volunteer
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Acts of Kindness Day
Today, February 17th, we celebrate Acts of Kindness Day. In this honor, we wanted to highlight some of the incredible acts of kindness performed by United Hatzalah. The entire organization is built on kindness, so what we are talking about … Continue reading
Posted in Coexistence, COVID-19, Press, Psychotrauma and Crisis Response Unit, Ten Kavod, UH Volunteer Features, Vehicles, Women Volunteers
Tagged Accident, Ambulance, baby, birth, Car Accident, Cardiac Arrest, Covid-19, CPR, elderly, Eli Beer, Emergency, EMT, First Responders, Israel, Muslim, Psychotrauma, Ten Kavod, United Hatzalah, wedding
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Working Together in Kfar Saba To Save Lives
Just before 11 p.m. on Saturday night, a United Hatzalah ambulance led by Tanya Kuchar Weil was departing the emergency room parking lot at Meir Hospital when they received an emergency alert regarding an unconscious woman in a senior’s residence … Continue reading
Muslim and Jewish EMTs Save A collapsed Woman’s Life in Ein Naqquba
On Monday night at around 10:30 p.m., a 50-year-old woman collapsed in her front yard in the town of Ein Naqquba, an Arab village west of Jerusalem. Her children found her lying unresponsive on the ground a few minutes later … Continue reading
Posted in Coexistence, Press, UH Volunteer Features, Vehicles
Tagged Ambucycle, Coexistence, Ein Naqquba, EMS, EMT, first responder, Israel, Jew, Muslim, United Hatzalah
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Focusing On What Unites Us and Not What Divides Us
Last night, there was a terror attack in the Muslim quarter of the Old City of Jerusalem. A terrorist who was described as a young teenager stabbed two police officers, a male and a female, near the Ateret Kohanim yeshiva. … Continue reading
Posted in Coexistence, Press, UH Volunteer Features, Vehicles
Tagged Ambucycle, Coexistence, Old City, Terror Attack, United Hatzalah
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