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.
As tens of thousands of worshippers from across Israel and around the world gathered at Jerusalem's ...
After hearing about Magen David Adom in a middle school classroom, 16-year-old Alma Bilia knew she h...
MDA recently hosted an Advanced Trauma Life Support (ATLS) course in partnership with the Israeli Su...
Inspired by her father and now volunteering alongside her children, MDA volunteer Arava Adar has ded...
Since its founding in June 1930, Magen David Adom has grown from a small local organ...
Thirty mayors from Nepal, Panama, Macedonia, Albania, and Chile visited MDA's National Headquarters ...
For families living across southern Israel's vast desert communities, MDA responders are often more ...
After suffering cardiac arrest at a construction site, a 36-year-old man was connected to MDA's Mobi...
MDA rapidly shifts from routine to full emergency readiness, powered by employees and volunteers who...
In cities like Beit Shemesh where families tend to be large and hospitals are often a distance away;...
