Ambulances

'Unacceptable activity': IDF condemns Israelis taking over Palestinian homes, land in West Bank

The IDF specifically called an extremist settler takeover of Palestinian property near Kusra and Jalud “illegal, reprehensible, and unacceptable.”

Israeli soldiers inspect the damage following an attack by Israeli settlers in the village of Sarra, near the West Bank city of Nablus, July 24, 2026.
In a screenshot taken from a video distributed by police, Israeli security forces arrest an Arab-Israeli ambulance driver on suspicion of spying for Iran on July 29, 2026.

WATCH: Ambulance driver arrested, accused of spying for Iran, providing footage of hospitals

 A soldier stands guard and defends the Sderot MDA station on October 7

New Bullet-resistant MDA ambulance dedicated to two fallen IDF reservists

 Transportation Minister Miri Regev holds a press conference ahead of Israel's 76th Independence Day Ceremony at Mount Herzl in Jerusalem, on May 8, 2024

Grapevine: Getting from point A to B


Muslim and Jewish EMTs join together to save a life in Pisgat Zeev

“I help everyone in need regardless of who they are" says the United Hatzalah volunteer.

United Hatzalah volunteers on an ambulance shift (illustration)

Father and son graduate MDA paramedics course together

Shortly after graduating, they found themselves working on a shift together.

Yitzhak and Amir Amzaleg at the graduation ceremony for the MDA paramedics course.

Gaza ambulance crews use yoga to relieve stress after clashes

Some 50 ambulance crew members took part in the activity, with a focus on crew members who worked during the 11-day IDF Operation Guardian of the Walls.

Palestinian paramedics perform yoga on International Day of Yoga, on a beach in Gaza City

MDA ambulances switch sirens to sound less like rocket sirens

Bin said in a statement after making the decision earlier this week that "these days, we must show maximum sensitivity to the concerns of the Israeli public."

An ambulance driving in the central Israeli city of Elad, April 5, 2020

Muslim doctor lightly injured protecting Jewish man from lynch

Awad, who was lightly injured himself from the conflict, evacuated the Jewish man from Muslim rioters. He put his own body in between the Jewish man and the Muslim rioters.

United Hatzalah Mobile Intensive Care Unit team - illustration

Israeli ambulance driver saves three lives in one day

Being the owner of his own private ambulance with all equipment required for medical emergencies, Merizan was able to arrive at the locations of the patients to save their lives quickly.

United Hatzalah Mobile Intensive Care Unit team - illustration

Muslim EMT and Jewish volunteers save disabled woman's life together

The efficient treatment of these three Hatzalah volunteers managed to resuscitate her.

A UNITED HATZALAH ambucycle is seen with Jerusalem in the background

'Exciting': Ambulance driver helps deliver baby in unexpected house call

"That was such an exciting moment," Schachde said.

Ambulance driver Khaled Schachde with the newborn baby girl he helped deliver, March 18, 2021.

Jewish, Muslim EMTs perform lifesaving CPR in tandem

The two volunteers, EMTs Keren Ezouz and Imad Zoabi, responded to the scene after the mother of the victim alerted United Hatzalah that her son collapsed for unknown reasons.

(L-R) United Hatzalah EMT volunteers Imad Zoabi, Keren Ezouz and Adi Kanias

Magen David Adom in 2020: A year in numbers

MDA collected 3,456,450 coronavirus tests in 2020 and had vaccinated 60,000 people as of Sunday.

Magen David Adom workers wearing protective clothing seen outside the coronavirus unit at Shaare Zedek Medical Center, Jerusalem, September 6, 2020