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By Jewish News Syndicate (JNS)
The incident occurred on Route 44 at the Ofer checkpoint between Jerusalem and Ramallah.
The ambulances belong to the Islamic Health Organization, a Lebanese Shi’ite healthcare organization aligned with Hezbollah.
Hamas is using ambulances to transport terrorists and weapons around Gaza.
An additional ambulance was sent to Ukrainian rescue forces in the past weeks and is already assisting rescue forces in life-saving activities.
Jerusalem does have ambulances, but there are some challenges.
“This was a stressful incident because I was alone, without equipment, for about 13 minutes."
“After the medical emergency had ended, we had to deal with the emotional fallout.”
"Saving the life of a 105-year-old woman is not something a person gets to do every day."
Sharon inserted an airway into the boy's mouth and throat and connected the artificial respiration device to ventilate.
When Yehoyada arrived he found the older gentleman lying in bed, conscious and awake, surrounded by worried family members.
Over the last weekend, two minor earthquakes shook the area of Northern Israel including Tveria.
“The ambulance is a memorial to my parents and what they taught me."
Muslim and Jewish EMTs pair up to help two people suffering medical emergencies in quick succession in Tel Aviv shopping center.
"He ran out of his home in the rain without anything, without a vehicle, without any gear, he just ran to help and he succeeded."
The woman's family crowded around, worried and upset about their mother.
"The man suffered a serious head injury from being hit by the tree."
"I am proud to be part of an organization that saves the lives of people across the country, no matter who and where.”
"Knowing what to do makes all the difference.”
First Responders save the life of a woman who lost consciousness while riding in a car.
“I joined United Hatzalah to perform acts of kindness. Even kindness that's somewhat outside the ordinary.”
Hatzalah dispatcher Chanoch Re’em began instructing the secretary and the staff at the dentist’s office on how to perform CPR.
“When I was living in Toronto, I never thought I’d be responding to medical emergencies."
“After the third shock was administered, the man began to resist compressions, a sign that he was coming back to life.”
United Hatzalah Ambulance Team in Moshav Kadima Joined a CPR in progress on Sunday morning and saves the life of a very heavy, 49-year-old man
Asher Tzvi made sure his wife and kids were safe and raced out to his ambucycle, wearing protective headgear and a bulletproof vest.
Mustafa, who only a few days ago responded to a shooting incident and was only able to save one of the people involved, said that this was some compensation to him for that tragedy.
"Sometimes when a CPR is unsuccessful, a responder can become less hopeful about the chances of saving the next patient."
The drivers were trained in the safe operation of the vehicle, driving in off-road conditions, and operating the vehicle with a patient on board.
United Hatzalah volunteers Alber Anconina, Ruth Hadassi, Ohad Ringer, and Dekel Shem Tov were each going about their daily routines when they received the alert.
The Bar Mitzvah was held on the same day as the memorial service for Mother Tzipi and baby Noam.
After taking his son to the hospital a man collapses just before Shabbat in Efrat leading to a dramatic rescue that saved his life.
“Whenever someone can save a life and is successful at it, it's an incredible feeling, but frankly, anytime I can help a person it gives me a good feeling."
“Providing oxygen is one of the most essential roles of a medical first responder,” said President and Founder of United Hatzalah Eli Beer.
"I can't be sure if the ambulance was the intended target of the stones or not."
“Today certainty has been a bit different,” Daniel said after returning home from the third birth of the morning.
“The smell of the apartment can't be described, it was almost tangible,” Bismouth recounted.
"We saved a life that day, and I would do it again in a heartbeat, even knowing the risk.”
“This was a truly meaningful way to start one’s day.”
One person was moderately injured and 17 suffered light injuries.
Over and over again he kept losing his pulse.
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The unidentified man waited for a Red Crescent ambulance to take him to a Ramallah hospital.
The man had passed out a short time earlier, but reportedly, other members of his bicycling group told him he was OK to continue the bike trek.
No one was injured. The IDF is searching for the terrorist.
Hamas has a new ambulance, thanks to the efforts of their Neturei Karta anti-Zionist comrades. How long will it take before Hamas tries to use it to smuggle terrorists into Israel?
In what has become a daily occurrence, Palestinians are routinely throwing rocks at Magen David Adom ambulances, smashing windshields and seriously endangering the MDA medical crews.
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