No matter where or when disaster strikes, Israelis rush to lend a lifesaving hand.

At least seven people were wounded, including an infant, by a rocket attack on central Israel from the Gaza Strip.

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.

New technology from Israel’s national EMS service and tech startup MDGo automatically notifies dispatchers of car accidents requiring an ambulance.

Magen David Adom's special unit helps people separated from family members due to war or natural disaster seek information, with the majority of their efforts devoted to Holocaust survivors.

Meet a 12-year-old boy whose greatest wish is to help save lives, despite his own challenges.

A young woman has died of her wounds after being stabbed by a Palestinian terrorist near the Old City of Jerusalem. Two others were injured.

For from Zion shall come forth…emergency medicine! An Israeli volunteer organization is training EMTs in Guatemala.

Israeli emergency medical providers are learning Arabic to optimize the services they give to the Arab population in Jerusalem.

MDA youth volunteers gave special-needs children a special, fun-filled day in celebration of Tu b’Shvat.

Israel is lending its vast experience, teaching medical teams from around the world how to save lives at the scene of a terror attack.

Israel’s Microbot develops miniature robots for cleaning drainage pipes in the body; treatment by Israel’s Teva for Huntington disease has been approved by the US FDA; Tiberias is hosting the 6th Anglo Israel Cardiovascular Symposium, and much more.

Jerusalem-based paramedics recount their experiences saving lives over the past year, when Palestinian terror attacks against Israelis skyrocketed.

Young adults come from all over the world to volunteer for Magen David Adom, Israel's Red Cross.

When a Palestinian terrorist began shooting at Israelis in Tel Aviv last week, Magen David Adom received an emergency call and immediately dispatched many units.

Copying their annual Passover charitable event which provides food for poor Jewish families, Israeli paramedics launched a food drive for needy Muslim families during the holy month of Ramadan.

Israeli startup Magos’s civil security systems won the 3C Smart Cities Challenge in Tel Aviv to develop solutions for Brazilian smart cities, and Israeli girl finds new geometric theorem, and much more.

Israeli students developed a one-handed thoracic portal opener that shortens the procedure time of chest-tube insertion from minutes to less than 30 seconds, and another Israeli researcher has discovered that Gallium in liquid form can rapidly halt uncontrolled bleeding, without causing blood clots.

Deborah Weisblatt, a busy professional as well as a mother and grandmother, settled in Beit Shemesh in 1995, where she established a successful blood drive.

A 21-year-old father was murdered while shopping for Shabbat in a Sha'ar Binyamin supermarket north of Jerusalem. Another shopper was wounded

Researchers at Israel’s Bar-Ilan University are developing gold nano-rods to help identify and treat blocked arteries, and scientists at the Hebrew University of Jerusalem have destroyed the HIV virus using peptides containing multiple copies of the virus’ DNA.

A 17-year-old boy was lightly injured in a stabbing attack by two Arab teenagers late afternoon in the Old City of Jerusalem. Police caught and arrested the terrorists.

In the second stabbing incident on Sunday, an Arab terrorist lightly wounded a soldier at a Jerusalem bus stop. After fleeing the scene, the assailant was captured by the IDF.

Two Israelis are dead and several injured, some critically, following a vicious shooting attack by an Israel-Arab on one of Tel Aviv's busiest streets.

The IDF Home Front Command recently conducted a unique medical exercise preparing soldiers and civilians in the event of a chemical attack on Israeli population centers.