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Haredi extremist vandalizes image of female Hatzalah volunteer killed in missile attack

“This is an extreme act that does not represent the residents of Beit Shemesh. This act is crossing a red line that has no place in our society," Hatzalah head Eli Beer said.

|ByJERUSALEM POST STAFF
The defaced image of Ronit Elimelech that was vandalized on a Hatzalah vehicle in Ramat Beit Shemesh Bet by a haredi extremist in April 2026.
Three women EMT volunteers of United Hatzalah after finishing an ambulance shift in Jerusalem, one haredi, one religious Muslim, and one secular.

From loss to lifesaving: United Hatzalah officer Linor Attias reflects on her journey to save lives

“Nothing prepared me for October 7,” said United Hatzalah senior officer Linor Attias. “This is my people, my country. I was one of the victims.”

|ByASHER SMITH
Donated emergency motorcycles meant for immediate operational deployment

United Hatzalah lifesaving equipment stolen –investigation underway

Founder & President of United Hatzalah Eli Beer: “This is a direct attack on the medical security of Israel’s citizens, one that could cost lives.”

|ByJERUSALEM POST STAFF
2024 Miami Gala Honorees Floyd Mayweather Jr. & Dr. Miriam Adelson together with Founder and President of United Hatzalah Eli Beer

United Hatzalah to hold Miami Gala to benefit emergency response efforts

December 17 event will honor Barry and Missy Skolnick, Yossi Cohen, Mike Pompeo, and Bar Kuperstein

|ByJERUSALEM POST STAFF

That Time That a Group of Druze Teenagers Set an Example For the Rest of Israel

JANUARY 3, 2018ByRAPHAEL POCH
The Jerusalem Post

That Time When Two Volunteer EMTs Babysat Kids

DECEMBER 20, 2017ByRAPHAEL POCH
The Jerusalem Post

WATCH: Jewish and Muslim Hatzalah volunteers pray alongside one another

Security cameras showed the two praying inside of the United Hatzalah headquarters last Thursday night.

NOVEMBER 5, 2017ByJUDY SIEGEL-ITZKOVICH
Jewish and Muslim United Hatzalah volunteers pray alongside one another.

Only 10% of Israelis know how to properly administer CPR

The study was aimed at discovering how well the general populace of Israel could respond to a medical emergency that they came across before emergency responders could arrive.

SEPTEMBER 10, 2017ByJUDY SIEGEL-ITZKOVICH
United Hatzalah paramedics practice CPR on a volunteer.