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On the front lines: MDA teams race to save lives under missile fire in central Israel.
March 25, 2026   |   U.S. Press

On the front lines: MDA teams race to save lives under missile fire in central Israel.

Magen David Adom, Israel’s national emergency medical service, operates with 36,000 volunteers, 3,000 employees, nearly 2,000 ambulances, and 650 motorcycles. The organization’s stations are divided by geographic region. The Ayalon area spans from Bat Yam in the west to… Read more

Yvel jewelry campaign highlights four women of impact from MDA.
March 24, 2026   |   Israel

Yvel jewelry campaign highlights four women of impact from MDA.

Yvel, the world-renowned jewelry company, has launched the Women of Impact campaign in recognition of International Women’s Month. The program highlights four extraordinary women from Magen David Adom and the important work they do every day. In this tribute to… Read more

Missiles and medical emergencies all in a day’s work.
March 24, 2026   |   U.S. Press

Missiles and medical emergencies all in a day’s work.

RAMLA, Israel—A steady hum fills the main dispatch room at the fortified national operations center of Israel’s emergency service, where staff handle the unusual combination of incoming missile alerts and routine medical emergencies in an intense wartime environment. It… Read more

Inside Israel’s underground emergency center fighting to save lives.
March 24, 2026   |   Israel Press

Inside Israel’s underground emergency center fighting to save lives.

As missile barrages from Iran continue to test Israel’s emergency response network, Magen David Adom (MDA), the country’s national ambulance service, has taken its operations deep underground. From its headquarters near Ben Gurion Airport, teams of paramedics and dispatchers… Read more

MDA teams treat 115 following two missile strikes in southern Israel.
March 23, 2026   |   Israel

MDA teams treat 115 following two missile strikes in southern Israel.

On Saturday evening, Magen David Adom emergency responders were dispatched across multiple scenes of destruction when two missile strikes hit southern Israel within hours of each other, injuring more than 100 people. Responders described scenes of rubble, smoke, shattered glass, and residents caught in the… Read more

New initiative brings blood donation into residential buildings.
March 12, 2026   |   Blood Services

New initiative brings blood donation into residential buildings.

Israel faces a critical blood shortage. Injured civilians, soldiers, hospital patients, and women in labor all depend on available blood to survive. Magen David Adom is responding with a new approach: mobile blood donation units set up inside residential buildings. This lets Israelis donate without… Read more

Israeli first responders on maximum alert under Iran missile fire.
March 11, 2026   |   International Press

Israeli first responders on maximum alert under Iran missile fire.

In this nerve centre for Israel’s equivalent of the Red Cross, three floors underground in Ramla, near Tel Aviv, a paramedic adjusts her helmet then picks up the phone to dispatch her colleagues: four debris impact sites have just… Read more

A birth between sirens.
March 10, 2026   |   Births

A birth between sirens.

MDA paramedic Amit Barlev When Magen David Adom’s emergency dispatch center received a call about a woman in labor in a car near Be’er Sheva, an EMT immediately began walking her husband through delivery instructions over the phone while medical teams rushed to the scene. Read more

“I shielded the baby with my body:” paramedic protects newborn during Iran missile alert.
March 9, 2026   |   U.S. Press

“I shielded the baby with my body:” paramedic protects newborn during Iran missile alert.

“I shielded the baby with my body.” That is how Magen David Adom paramedic Elad Pas describes the moment an ambulance birth on a highway in southern Israel coincided with a missile alert. The newborn had just begun crying… Read more

22 Haredi women complete MDA medic training and begin volunteering.
March 6, 2026   |   Israel

22 Haredi women complete MDA medic training and begin volunteering.

A festive ceremony marked a milestone for 22 ultra-Orthodox women from Jerusalem and the surrounding area, who have officially completed their emergency medicine training with Magen David Adom and are now joining the organization as active volunteers. The graduates will serve aboard MDA ambulances and… Read more

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