Israel's United Hatzalah volunteer Emergency Medical Service was already training first responders in Sri Lanka and India in January.

Netanyahu reacted with shock to the massive attacks at churches and hotels in Sri Lanka on Easter Sunday, which claimed the lives of over 200 people.

An Israeli Muslim used the lifesaving skills he learned as a member of Israel's top volunteer EMS organization to rescue a a fellow worshiper in Mecca from certain death.

A Jew and a Muslim, who volunteer for the same life-saving organization, pray side by side. Only in Israel!

The American Jewish Committee and United Hatzalah teamed up to train first responders in India and Sri Lanka in mass casualty incidents and disaster management.

United Hatzalah volunteers bring a 72-year-old water-sports enthusiast to the sea once a month. The bedridden patient says they have saved his life.

As the fighting with Hamas intensified, several injuries were reported.

'Whenever people see us, they holler out, 'No one is like Israel. Thank you!' It's really incredible,' psychologist Einat Kauffman commented.

Muslim EMS volunteers respond to huge fire while fasting on Ramadan.

Tina Berkowitz, whose parents were Nazis in World War II Germany, was recently honored for her lifesaving efforts in Israel.

Israeli psychotrauma care specialists share their know-how around the globe.

Thanks to one man's dream, medical volunteers for United Hatzalah, a leading Israeli emergency organization, are ready at a moment’s notice to save lives.

This lifesaving augmented-reality app is now used by more than a dozen fire and police departments in the United States, as well as the United Hatzalah network in Israel.

'I pray to God that I can help others,' says a Muslim-Israeli EMT and ambulance driver for United Hatzalah, a volunteer emergency medical services organization.

United Hatzalah is training Druze volunteers in the Golan to improve their emergency response times and capabilities.

For from Zion shall come forth…emergency medicine! United Hatzalah received an award from Panama's Homefront Command for life-saving aid.

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

This is the incredible story of how an team of Israeli emergency responders in Jerusalem helped a youth in distress thousands of miles away - in New York.

This is the inspiring story of a Muslim woman working to save lives in Israel through an emergency medical service organization.

The city of Ramat Hasharon honored a 25-year-old emergency medical technician for responding to over 2500 emergency calls over four years.

A miracle: United Hatzalah EMS volunteers saved the life of a baby who had drowned and was declared 'clinically dead' by his rescuers.

“Without my experience in the IDF, I wouldn’t have been capable of a project like this," says Fernand Cohen-Tannoudji, who led a mission after Hurricane Irma.

The Israel Rescue Coalition and United Hatzalah teams managed to locate all missing people from the Jewish communities hit hardest by Hurricane Irma.

Several experienced Israeli rescue and aid organizations are gearing up to assist the victims of Hurricane Irma.

An ambucycle dedicated in memory of a terror victim saved the life of a young Arab woman near Damascus Gate in Jerusalem's Old City.