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United Hatzalah volunteers helped rescue a child from a burning house with firefighters and police. They saved his life. | United Hatzalah of Israel

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United Hatzalah Volunteers Answer the Call: Religious Women Serving in the IDF Four female United Hatzalah volunteers have taken their commitment to saving lives to a new level by enlisting in the IDF after October 7th. These religious women, already dedicated to emergency medical response in civilian life, now bring their critical skills to military service. "There is a price to living in this country, and I'm willing to pay it," says Naomi, who seamlessly transitioned her lifesaving expertise

How does United Hatzalah prepare for an emergency? We train for the worst, so we can save lives at our best. This MCI drill simulates an Iranian missile strike on a school, with dozens of casualties and multiple response teams operating at once. United Hatzalah volunteers train side by side with the IDF, Fire & Rescue Services, Israel Police, and local authorities to ensure seamless coordination under extreme pressure. Because training today, saves lives tomorrow. | United Hatzalah of Israel

United Hatzalah expanded its lifesaving reach with the distribution of 20 new ambucycles to volunteers across 20 branches nationwide. 20 more volunteers have completed hands-on training in vehicle safety, maintenance, and emergency protocols — and are now fully equipped to respond to emergencies in seconds, even in the most congested areas. Each ambucycle means faster response times, more lives saved, and one more hero ready to answer the call. Huge thanks to our operations and safety teams — an