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Tag Archives: angel of death
Wrestling With the Angel of Death and Prevailing
On Sunday morning just after 2:00 AM, an elderly man suffered a cardiac arrest on Hiya Ubanav Street in Tiberias. His panicked daughter alerted emergency services and also made sure to call Yair Nahum, a family acquaintance and volunteer EMT … Continue reading
Posted in Press, UH Volunteer Features, Vehicles
Tagged Ambucycle, angel of death, CPR, Defibrilator, EMT, Tiberias, United Hatzalah
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“The Angel of Death” Paramedic Reflects on Meron One Year Later
By Avi Marcus I felt like the angel of death last year in Meron. I was supposed to leave the mountain and the festival at 12:00 a.m. as that is when my shift ended. I am the Deputy Head of … Continue reading
Posted in Press, Psychotrauma and Crisis Response Unit, UH Volunteer Features
Tagged angel of death, crush, Emergency medical services Israel, EMS, EMS Israel, EMT, first responder, Israel, Israel Ambulance, Meron, meron tragedy, Paramedic, Support Israel with United Hatzalah, United Hatzalah
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