Dispatch teams gave life-saving medical treatment advice over the phone to hotline callers.
The police officer, who was wounded at the Nova music festival, begged me: “Save me, I have kids,” says Dr Shafir Botner.
Seeing her smiling and walking on two feet was very moving,” says Yarin Shitrit.
“What I saw changed me and will stay with me forever,” says Lior Levi.
The Tel Aviv MDA team that came to to the rescue in the south on the day of the attack.
Oshrit Hadad, a paramedic from the Ashdod MDA station wanted to be as helpful as possible on October 7th, so she went to the Netivot MDA station to help out. This is her story.
“We were fighting for our homes. Anyone else would have done the same.”
Rafi Samet was shot by Hamas terrorists but continued to work: “I quickly bandaged myself up and got back to work.
Zvi Reider, MDA paramedic and kibbutz ambulance driver on Kibbutz Sa’ad, says, “I decided to focus on saving lives.”
Zohar has been an MDA volunteer for 35 years, training medics, serving as a senior EMT, and driving the kibbutz ambulance.
The story of veteran MDA staff member Oren Banita from Kibbutz Mefalsim.
MDA Sderot station. The story of Elor Tawil.
Magen David Adom is heartbroken and devastated at the loss of an MDA paramedic and three EMTs who were cruelly murdered during the October 7th attack while saving the lives of others.
The heroic story of Sderot MDA station on October 7.
MDA is going to establish 1,000 local teams to be located near where the terror threat is most imminent, including communities in the north, the Gaza Border, and West Bank.
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