Tag: Eli Beer

Remember: Never leave a child alone in a car, not even for a second.

"You believed in me and allowed me to join your amazing family."

"Volunteers have come from all over the country and are active around the clock to provide emergency medical care in Meron."

Those who are sleeping in tents, make sure not to pitch a tent close to any highways or roadways.

“We are bringing home approximately 150 Ukrainian refugees who have Israeli citizenship,” said Eli Beer President and Founder of United Hatzalah.

Over the last weekend, two minor earthquakes shook the area of Northern Israel including Tveria.

“The ambulance is a memorial to my parents and what they taught me."

Muslim and Jewish EMTs pair up to help two people suffering medical emergencies in quick succession in Tel Aviv shopping center.

“Following the rocket attacks from Hamas earlier in the year, and the rising wave of terror attacks in Jerusalem, the protective gear is more vital than ever.”

If the person requesting help is female, it would be more halachically correct that she be treated by another female than by a male.

The event also featured a new rendition of the Marvin Gaye hit “Ain’t No Mountain High Enough,” sung in English, Hebrew, Arabic, and Farsi.

In Jerusalem, the project, which began two seasons ago, grew in scale during the Coronavirus pandemic, when fans were not permitted to attend the games.

A four-month-old infant was brought by his father to a makolet (bodega) on Rambam Street in Bnei Brak after the infant had choked. The...

Chaim was an incredibly special person I knew for 28 years.

"Should any of these volunteers change their mind and elect to receive the vaccine, or should this virus disappear completely, we would welcome them back with open arms."

The new volunteer house in Kfar Qassem will serve as the first installment of support by Zim Urban Life.

“We are going to be the first national organization that is 100% vaccinated."

The Bar Mitzvah was held on the same day as the memorial service for Mother Tzipi and baby Noam.

Rest in peace, brave and kind friend.

The project has already received a high volume of requests, and hundreds of individuals are expected to use the service in the next two weeks, while the lockdown is on.

“Providing oxygen is one of the most essential roles of a medical first responder,” said President and Founder of United Hatzalah Eli Beer.

"Every year on Chanukah United Hatzalah volunteers are dispatched to far too many incidents of fires and injuries."

Roxanne and Kalanit managed to open little Talia's airway by using suction to remove the liquids collected in her throat.

"I opened his mouth and with my finger attempted to dislodge the blockage. I was able to remove a bit of it and on the next back blow, a piece of banana flew out of the baby’s mouth."

“I was made aware that I could donate plasma and that this would help save the lives of others who are suffering from this terrible disease,” Beer said on Sunday.

In cities with a high volume of traffic congestion, such as Tel Aviv, traveling to a medical emergency by car can take a long time.

I didn’t know it at the time, but I was suffering from something called ICU Delerium.

A pair of United Hatzalah EMT volunteers last Thursday ended up providing babysitting services to a 3-month-old infant whose mother was off to hospital with her other child.

Eli Mizrachi will turn 80 this week and is the oldest, active volunteer EMT, first responder in United Hatzalah, and perhaps in Israel.

After coming out of a month-long coma, Eli' beer's first question was, "When is Pesach?”