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Man Resuscitated by EMS Volunteer Donates Two Defibrillators to the Organization That Saved His Life
Approximately six months ago, Aviram Zeiler, a United Hatzalah volunteer, saved the life of Aharon Atlas who had collapsed while watching a sporting event in Tel Aviv. The incident occurred at the Hadar Sports Center where Atlas has a sudden … Continue reading
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Tagged defibrillator, Doctor, EMS, EMT, Sports, Tel Aviv, United Hatzalah
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Burning Lawnmower Injures Petach Tikvah Municipal Worker
On Tuesday, a 30-year-old municipality worker was cutting the grass in a road median in Petach Tikva, when his ride-on lawn mower suddenly burst into flames. The panicked worker jumped out of the vehicle, landing square in the roadway. The … Continue reading
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Tagged Ambucycle, Burning, EMS, EMT, Fire, Petach Tikva, United Hatzalah
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United Hatzalah Opens Special Re-Training Program for Recently Released Military Medics to Join Civilian EMS
United Hatzalah has recently begun a countrywide campaign in which the organization is making the registration and retraining procedure for military and combat medics to enter the civilian arena as EMTs much simpler,” said Moti Elmaliach, United Hatzalah Spokesperson. “Military … Continue reading
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Tagged Combat, Eli Beer, EMS, EMT, IDF, Medic, United Hatzalah
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Israeli EMS Response in Mass Casualty Drill Wows ISDEF Expo Attendees
During the recent ISDEF Premier International Defense and Homeland Security (HLS) Exhibition this week, United Hatzalah held a mass casualty incident (MCI) training drill in an effort to display Israel’s prowess at providing an immediate first response to large-scale emergencies … Continue reading
Turning Terror into Acts of Loving-kindness
Family of Terror Victim Sued Iran Dedicates Ambulance in Honor of Fallen Loved One 14 years ago, on June 11th, 2003, Alan Beer and 16 other people were murdered by a terrorist who blew himself up on the 14a bus … Continue reading
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Tagged Alan Beer, Ambulance, Bus bombing, Dov Maisel, Eli Beer, EMS, EMT, ICU, Iran, Jerusalem, terror, United Hatzalah
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United Hatzalah Inaugurates New Ambulance for Psychotrauma Unit and Central Jerusalem
On Friday morning, at the Wolfson buildings on Diskin Street, United Hatzalah inaugurated a new ambulance. “The new ambulance will be a dual purpose ambulance,” said Miriam Ballin, Director of the organization’s Psychotrauma and Crisis Response Unit. “The ambulance will … Continue reading
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Tagged Ambulance, Eli Beer, Eli Pollack, EMS, EMT, Jerusalem, Miriam Ballin, Psychotrauma, Shaarei Chessed
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EMS Teams Treating Patients, Working Towards Unity
Last night, at 10:45 p.m. a United Hatzalah EMT was driving past the southern gate of Efrat, a Jewish town in Gush Etzion just south of Bethlehem when he noticed a Palestinian vehicle stopped by the side of the road … Continue reading
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Tagged Efrat, EMS, EMT, Gush Etzion, Palestinian, United Hatzalah
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United Hatzalah Inaugurates 180 Ambucycles, Honors Ambassador David Friedman To Culminate International EMS Week
As International EMS week came to a close there was some good news on the horizon for Israelis from all backgrounds and religions. United Hatzalah put another 180 emergency ambucycles on the road on Friday enabling the organization’s volunteers to … Continue reading
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Tagged Ambassador, Ambucycle, David friedman, Eli Beer, EMS, EMS Week, EMS Week 2017, EMT, U.S., United Hatzalah
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Saying Thank You
On Thursday, a man walked into United Hatzalah’s headquarters in Jerusalem. He asked the first person he saw, “When someone calls in an emergency who answers the phone? Where is your dispatch center?” Moshe Levy, a volunteer EMT with the … Continue reading
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Tagged Ambucycle, CPR, EMT, Jerusalem, Moshe Mizrachi, Thank you
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