Ben Haroush describes the ambulances as 'a terrifying train.' They were 'full of blood and groans, like a conveyor belt running non-stop.'

Hatzalah, founded two decades ago, is famed for arriving on the scene of an emergency by motorcycle within three minutes.

Eli Beer, the founder and president of United Hatzalah, sheds light on their incredible work and dedication during this challenging time.

Ben Gurion University in Israel trains emergency responders and doctors in the most realistic way possible, using one of Israel's most advanced and lifelike simulators.

An emergency responder describes the horrific scene when a Palestinian murdered three Israelis in a car-ramming attack in Jerusalem.

Inovytec’s SALI device enables bystanders to give emergency aid with the aid of video guidance and connection to an emergency dispatch center.

Vicky Tiferet was recently recognized by Hatzalah for her dedicated service and declared as the first recipient of the Korenvaes Miracle Award during Chanukah.

Arabs and Israelis united for a massive emergency drill in the Jerusalem neighborhood of Zur Bahr that prepared participants to save lives in the event of catastrophe.

Cutting-edge video tech developed by a rabbi in Israel is about to change the way first responders take on mass shootings and other catastrophic events.

An Israeli  medical emergency organization has trained Bedouin men and women as EMTs, thus providing fast and professional emergency medical response in their hometowns. 

What is it like to work as emergency personnel in Israel and what do they experience when treating victims of Palestinian terrorism?