For MDA EMT Anas Al-Asam, saving lives is deeply personal. From responding to a call only to discover his own brother injured at the bottom of a pit, to delivering a family's long-awaited first daughter in the back of an ambulance, Anas has experienced both ends of MDA's lifesaving mission. And he is far from the only one in his family wearing the uniform: some 21 members of the Al-Asam family serve with Magen David Adom.
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When rocket sirens echo across Israel, people run for shelter. For two brothers from the city of Ta...
On a night marked by chaos, destruction, and uncertainty, 21-year-old Magen David Adom volunteer Yeh...
Israel’s healthcare system and the IDF are currently facing a severe shortage of blood units, partic...
160 blood units were donated in the city on March 2, 2026 in a moving display of Israeli solidarity....
Today, President Isaac Herzog and First Lady Michal Herzog visited Magen David Adom’s Marcus Nationa...
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Teams operating in forty MDA ambulances responded (1.3.26) to the deadly scene in Beit Shemesh, wher...
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At MDA’s National Emergency Dispatch Center, every call can mean the difference between life and dea...
