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.
Thousands of Magen David Adom youth and adult volunteers are taking part in the annual “Wine & H...
I’ve performed CPR countless times over my 45 years with MDA, but this is one response I will never,...
Not every ambulance trip is about saving a life, sometimes, the mission is simply to bring a smile t...
For MDA EMT Anas Al-Asam, saving lives is deeply personal. From responding to a call only to discove...
Both his dad and the MDA dispatcher knew this was no ordinary headache. When 8-year-old Yosef suffe...
We are excited to introduce you to the dedicated volunteers of Magen David Adom! Today, meet Alma ...
Long before she ever stepped onto an ambulance, 21-year-old Shai Driechlinger knew one thing: she wa...
By day, Yohai Karyaf helps save lives as a Senior EMT with Magen David Adom. Off duty, he and his wi...
Eleven years after joining MDA as a teenager completing his community service, 26-year-old Yaniv Ben...
Liad Silbermann has built clinics in Africa, completed Ironman races, led international teams, and n...
