Are you ready for a powerful journey to Israel where you can connect with Israel and MDA during a pivotal moment in time? To learn more about traveling with us: 🔗afmda.org/event/rise-oct…

Since October 7, Magen David Adom has been preparing for this moment, the moment rockets fall, buildings collapse, and lives hang in the balance. When Iranian missiles struck northern Israel during Operation Rising Lion, MDA teams were ready. youtube.com/watch?v=by3J7Z…

Saving lives, honoring loved ones ❤ Thanks to a heartfelt gift from donors Jon & Iris Wininger and Erin & Stuart Wernikoff, a defibrillator was placed at Mul Carmel Nursing Home in Sha’ar HaAmakim, in northern Israel.

MDA's youth volunteers just completed intense disaster response training, learning to save lives using only improvised materials during missile strikes and mass casualty events. This is the next generation stepping up when it matters most.

Shabbat Shalom to the MDA volunteers from Akko. 🩺 They dedicated their time to teaching first aid in their community - because every person they train becomes a potential lifesaver when every second counts.

MDA paramedic Oshrit Hadad and senior EMT Gilad Hunwald will receive Israel’s highest civilian honor for their heroism on October 7. Oshrit treated the wounded under fire. Gilad saved lives and fought terrorists to defend his kibbutz. True heroes🇮🇱

We are pleased to share that Troy A. Miller Troy Miller, president and and CEO of the NRB, has been appointed to the AFMDA Board of Directors. His passionate commitment to Israel and Magen David Adom and principled leadership are inspiring.

Shabbat Shalom and Mazal Tov to Reut Shochat of Rechovot, who recently passed her exams to be a paramedic. As Israel faces new challenges on the home front, Magen David Adom is training more paramedics to keep the nation's civilians safe, no matter what tomorrow brings.

Daniel (an MDA dispatcher) and Maor (an MDA EMT) were meant to be under the chuppah with hundreds of guests. But when Operation Rising Lion began, their wedding plans shifted, and so did their mission. They’re newlyweds, first responders, and proud to serve Israel, together.

May the memories of all the victims be blessed.

We are deeply saddened by these losses. May those in mourning find comfort in the days ahead.

Secure Your Legacy, Save Lives in Israel for Generations Learn more: legacy.afmda.org

Shabbat Shalom from this MDA Overseas volunteer, taking a moment to pray before his shift. As Tisha B’Av begins Sat night, we reflect on tragedy, unity, and healing. May this Shabbat bring comfort, strength, and hope. #TishaBAv

On October 7, MDA teams faced one of the most challenging days in Israel’s history. Chief of Staff Uri Shacham explains how that day transformed Israel’s emergency preparedness. Video is from last week’s Healing Israel: A Nation in Trauma Jerusalem Post Conference.

Shabbat Shalom to newlywed medics Avi and Tamar Hayat from Rishon LeZion, who are not only partners in life but also in treating patients. This Shabbat falls on Tu B’Av, a Jewish holiday of love, and we wish you and your loved ones a beautiful, safe weekend!

After losing her father, 18-year-old Idit Mandelbaum is raising $36,000 for an MDA Medicycle to save lives in her hometown. The bike will be dedicated to Avi Mandelbaum, z’l. Read her story: jewishlink.news/teen-olah-from… (Photo courtesy of The Link)

Magen David Adom paramedics met with the American Jewish Committee  in New York to share how they save lives while fostering coexistence in Israel.

Shabbat Shalom to the Magen David Adom medics and midwives who save lives in every circumstance — from responding under rocket fire to bringing new life into the world. Read the full story: blogs.timesofisrael.com/mda-the-beatin… (Photo courtesy of The Link)

Saving lives knows no boundaries.  An MDA medic Hatem tells Zach Sage Fox how he works with colleagues from all backgrounds, united in one mission: to care for anyone in need.  #MagenDavidAdom #IsraelEMS

Israel’s heatwave broke more than temperature records — it sped up births. MDA delivered six babies outside hospitals, double the daily average, and treated 1,756 people for heat related illness.