Tag Archives: Hadera

It’s About Doing The Work And Helping Others

Posted on June 20, 2021 by Raphael Poch

On Wednesday morning just after 10:00  a.m. David Birnbaum, who works as the director of a Yeshiva in the city of Hadera and also volunteers as a United Hatzalah EMT, received an emergency alert from his communications device notifying him … Continue reading →

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Interrupting Prayers To Save A Choking Infant

Posted on July 4, 2019 by Raphael Poch

United Hatzalah volunteer Yisrael Shavit saved a young girl in Hadera from choking on Sunday evening. After arriving in less than a minute at the scene of the incident, Shavit managed to single-handedly treat and rescue an infant from what … Continue reading →

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Building Resilience By Responder Intervention One Call At A Time

Posted on February 7, 2019 by Raphael Poch

It isn’t always about terror attacks or mass casualty incidents. Most often, the work of the Psychotrauma and Crisis Response Unit (PCRU) is quiet and emotionally straining. This quiet work of providing support to people undergoing an acute stress reaction … Continue reading →

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