A 50-year-old driver was treated by United Hatzalah ambulance crew as he was left unconscious due to a direct rocket strike on his car on Highway 34 at the intersection near Kibbutz Erez. Yoni Uziyahu who was driving the ambulance said "While driving towards Ashkelon we encountered a car that was on fire. We stopped on the side of the highway and treated the driver who was critically injured in a rocket strike." | United Hatzalah of Israel

On Friday afternoon, rescue teams from United Hatzalah, Israel's emergency volunteer medical service, worked together with the IDF Home Front Command and Turkish Red Cross to rescue a man in his 50's from the rubble of a collapsed building in Kahramanmaraş. The man had been trapped for nearly 5 days and was still alive. Israel's rescue efforts in the aftermath of the Turkey-Syria earthquake are the 2nd largest in the world. Our hearts go out to everyone impacted by this disaster. Via: United Hat

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In the Gaza Periphery, a memorial grove was planted at Moshav Talmei Eliyahu to honor United Hatzalah volunteers who fell during the Iron Swords War. Volunteers, bereaved families, and injured responders joined in partnership with Chiburim B’Chaklaut to remember heroes like Maor Shalom z”l, a United Hatzalah volunteer who gave his life serving as a Shin Bet combatant, and Rotem Sahar Hadar z”l, the son of volunteer Liat Sahar Hadar, who fell in combat. Their courage and sacrifice will never be f

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