"Volunteers have come from all over the country and are active around the clock to provide emergency medical care in Meron."
"Being part of this right before the holiday of Hanukkah gave me a lot of joy.”
EMT responds to emergency calls only to find an old friend suffering from a drug overdose, and saves his life twice on the same day.
Hatzalah dispatcher Chanoch Re’em began instructing the secretary and the staff at the dentist’s office on how to perform CPR.
"I intubated him right away and a lot of liquid came out of the boy’s lungs."
Asher Tzvi made sure his wife and kids were safe and raced out to his ambucycle, wearing protective headgear and a bulletproof vest.
The Bar Mitzvah was held on the same day as the memorial service for Mother Tzipi and baby Noam.
"We saved a life that day, and I would do it again in a heartbeat, even knowing the risk.”
I can’t explain the feeling I had as I drove my ambucycle back home and walked into my living room to see my family still waiting for me.
By Raphael Poch
Only a handful of United Hatzalah medics have EpiPens. You can change that!