Magen David Adom suspended a volunteer who made racist comments about an Israeli-Arab woman killed by Hezbollah rockets, emphasizing its commitment to serving all communities equally.
Some of the rockets were intercepted, while crashes were reported in various locations across central and northern Israel.
The wounded youth was taken to the Galilee Medical Center in Nahariya along with a number of other victims suffering from anxiety symptoms.
Starting at 2:24 p.m., rocket alerts sounded at Rosh Hanikra, Abirim, and other communities in Western Galilee along Israel's border with Lebanon.
MDA staff members realized this wasn’t just a case of missile fire; gunmen were inside the city.
"We did everything that could be expected of us as a medical team. With God’s help, we will come out of this situation stronger and better off."
"We’re all human, and a little girl who’s been injured isn’t something to which you can turn a blind eye. There’s something about it that penetrates you and touches your soul."
“I’m proud of the Blood Services staff, who haven’t stopped working for a single moment and haven’t rested since the morning of October 7."
"That Shabbat will stay with me for the rest of my life."
"Don’t ever forget: there’s only one State of Israel; the People of Israel live, and together we will win."