After about seven exhausting minutes of performing CPR alone, an intensive care ambulance team arrived and joined Ariel's efforts.
“Performing CPR on patients who are sick or elderly is very different from performing resuscitation on a person who collapsed unexpectedly."
"I feel so overjoyed at having saved this man’s life on Purim. It felt to me like I had won the lottery.”
The man arrived at the entrance to Efrat with no pulse.
By Adina Jaffa
A child, who can’t swim, jumps into the deep end of the swimming pool. A man chokes on his food while eating in a restaurant. A friend goes into shock. A woman faints. All of these scenarios share common ground. They all include a victim who is lacking oxygen. People need to know what to do in these emergency situations.
Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu called MK Moshe Gafni and said the country is praying for the health of "the greatest rabbinical sage of his generation."