When Jihad Fadila was a teenager, he experienced what it meant to desperately want to help someone and not know how. Today, the 23-year-old from Tira is training to become a paramedic through Magen David Adom’s paramedic course, combining advanced medical education, hands-on experience and state-of-the-art simulation technology as he prepares for the responsibility of saving lives in the field.
When Jihad Fadila was a teenager, he experienced what it meant to desperately want to help someone a...
For MDA paramedic Anis Abu Da’bas, October 7 began at the end of a double shift. For his colleague...
To mark three years since the October 7 attack, Magen David Adom has launched a dedicated minisite f...
Living in a small farming community, Magen David Adom EMT and ambulance driver Sahar Chachmon knew t...
Nina and Joseph, a couple in their 30s living in Tel Aviv, came to Israel after October 7 out of sol...
As Israel largely came to a stop for Yom Kippur, Magen David Adom teams remained on duty nationwide....
When twins Chaim Yosef David and Mordechai Eliyahu were born at home in Nahariya, neither had a puls...
Direct missile strikes. Coordinated terrorist attacks. Multiple mass-casualty scenes unfolding simul...
The International Fellowship of Christians and Jews (IFCJ) has donated 750 ceramic body armor vests,...
Over the past year, Magen David Adom teams have been dedicated to saving lives in both routine and e...
