Our Gala in New York
Hatzalah YS Hosts Prestigious Gala in New York in Support of Lifesaving Humanitarian MissionsHatzalah YS successfully hosted its prestigious annual Gala at the iconic Museum of Jewish Heritage on May 11th, 2026, bringing together philanthropists, diplomats, business leaders, artists, and community leaders for an inspiring evening dedicated to supporting lifesaving emergency response efforts in Israel […]
The arrival of our rescuers in a few seconds saved lives
Judea and Samaria Rescue Without Borders responders were dispatched to the Ramot Junction in Jerusalem following a report of a shooting attack.The responders provided initial medical treatment to several victims with varying degrees of injuries ISenior medic Moshe Levi from Judea and Samaria Rescue Without Borders, who was the first to arrive at the scene, […]
“We Will Save Again”
Our initiative In Their Name, “We Will Save Again” was spearheaded to memorialize the 366 victims murdered at the Nova Music Festival on Oct. 7, 2023 and was done in cooperation of Hatzalah Yehuda and Shomron and Children of Light – The Organization of Families of the Murdered in the Nova Festival. How does this […]
Serious car accident
In light of today’s snow, we need to be extra careful on the roads. At 5:28 pm our team was summoned to respond to a serious car accident on Rt 60, south of the North Efrat junction. Who was the first to arrive? A husband and wife team; Yes, both of them are volunteer lifesavers, […]
Motorcycle crash near the Kalia
Honor to a true hero of Israel
Serious accident in Beitar Illit
Flower-arranging workshop
Our volunteers are absolute heroes
Summary of Iron Swords activity
Nova Kits
Conclusion of Summer 2021 in Hatzalah Without Borders
This year has not been easy. There has been hardship and disaster….the tunnel stampede in Meron during Lag b’omer, the Champlain Towers collapse in Surfside in early summer, the subsequent floods in Europe….a difficult and dramatic year. So, when there is generosity and chessed, we pay attention all the more. On July 13th we organized […]
Mobile Intensive Care Initiation Ceremony
Our own Rick Eissenstat generously donated a much needed critical care ambulance to our Southern Hevron Hills team and it will be placed in Otniel. There has been more than a fair share of terror in that region and the ambulance couldn’t have come at a better time. In honor of Rick’s contribution, the Har […]
Jewish Insider report: Our Rescuers at the Scene in Surfside
Several of our rescuers traveled to the site of the collapsed building in Surfside to assist in the search and rescue. To read more, click here »
Our Rescuers in the South
On the way to a scene last night in Ashkelon, more attacks. What choice do we have….we get down on the ground next to our vehicle – we are too far from any building or permanent structure. We breathe.We listen. We pray. We wait. We then crack a joke….laugh….relieved for a few moments, we get […]
Meron Hero – Saved Lives but Lost His Own
Every year in Israel, tens of thousands of worshippers flock to Mount Meron to celebrate Lag B’omer. Unfortunately this year, a massive stampede at the end of the celebration left 45 people dead and more than 150 injured. Israel Ankawa is among the victims. He was 24 years old, and the father of 2 boys […]
Giving care to the caregivers – During the corona
Since the beginning of the pandemic, Rescuers Without Borders has been supporting the medical staff of our country’s hospitals who are on the front lines of the fight against the virus in Israel with presents and gift cards. Over 5,000 care packages, presents and gift cards have been given away.
Returning Home
CLICK HERE FOR ALL THE LATEST ARCHIVED SHOWS OF ‘RETURNING HOME’ WITH NATALIE SOPINSKY. Returning Home’ airs every Thursday at 4pm Israel time / 9am US eastern time. Natalie Sopinsky, a Delaware native, was raised in an all-American Conservative Jewish family. Today she is a pistol-wearing hitch-hiking settler living in the Hebron Hills. A lawyer, lifeguard, […]
Coronavirus Updates From Israel: April 29
Dear Friends, Yom ha’Zicharon, one of the saddest days of the year, ended last night. It was a day filled with sorrow and memories of the lost lives due to war and terror, and here it is felt by everyone, no matter how long you’ve lived in Israel. The siren went off at 8pm the […]
Coronavirus Updates From Israel: April 23
Dear Friends, This past week in Israel we have begun our slow exit out of isolation, in many respects, and life is beginning to go back to normal. We have seen a sharp decrease in the rate of coronavirus infection and we are successfully “flattening the curve.” This is due to many things, including early […]
Coronavirus Updates From Israel: April 16
Dear Friends, Pesach (Passover) has come to an end, this normally gives parents a thrill knowing that soon the children will return to school and life will get “back to normal.” But, not this year. No “getting back to normal” for anyone. This Pesach holiday was not so different from the weeks leading up to […]
Coronavirus Updates From Israel: April 8
Dear Friends, I know these days are difficult. Many of you wanted to be in Israel at this time… it is the best time of year to be here. Now, instead, many of you will be alone tomorrow night for seder. But worst of all, we all know at least one person struck with the […]
Coronavirus Updates from Israel: April 5
Dear Friends, Another week of this corona-nightmare…. waking up each morning and instead of wondering “is this real?” we now ask “how much longer!?” I’m going to start sharing weekly updates with you, first personal, and then below, the latest news and data from Israel. Just last week, two of my son’s friends got married. […]
Man of the year!
walla ANG from alevy/SSF on Vimeo.
Terror survivor, rescue representative continue US tour
Survivor of Neve Tzuf massacre tells 1,000 women in Miami how Rescuers Without Borders helps terror victims in Judea and Samaria. The survivor of a brutal terrorist attack and a representative of Rescuers Without Borderscontinued their tour of the US after speaking to a crowd at a private New York home where they prayed for the victims of […]
Michal Salomon Visits Englewood on Behalf of Rescuers Without Borders
(Courtesy of Hatzalah) A spillover crowd filled the home of Andrew and Leah Harary of Englewood for a presentation by Michal Salomon, who saved her five children from a terror attack that took the lives of her husband, Elad Salomon, and his father and sister, Yosef and Chaya Salomon. In a recent hearing, the terrorist […]
Prayer for victims at Rescuers Without Borders event in NYC
Survivor of Neve Tzuf massacre addresses crowd at event for Rescuers Without Borders, which treats residents of Judea and Samaria. The New York home of Andrew and Leah Harary was packed with people who arrived Monday evening to hear Michal Solomon, survivor and heroine of the Neve Tzuf massacre of July 2017. Michal spoke as […]
Survivor of West Bank attack tells her story in Englewood
Michal Salomon put her year-old twins to bed upstairs at her in-laws’ home and came down to the living room to play with her three older children before the guests were due to arrive. On that Friday night in July 2017, she and her husband, Elad, Elad’s sister, and their parents had prepared refreshments for […]
Beverly Hills hosts Ayalet Shaked and Rescuers Without Borders
Representatives of Rescuers Without Borders (RWB – (formerly Hatzalah Yehuda and Shomron), an Israeli organization that provides emergency response and first aid to the communities of Judea and Samaria, joined Knesset Member Ayelet Shaked for a community gathering at Beth Jacob Congregation in Beverly Hills on Nov. 29. Attending the event were RWB Development Director Natalie Levy Sopinsky, Beth […]
A story of terror and rescue
Survivor of Halamish massacre recalls how Rescuers Without Borders paramedics were first on the scene after brutal attack. On the night of July 21, 2017, Michal Salomon was enjoying Shabbat dinner with her family in the town of Neve Tzuf (Halamish) in Samaria when a terrorist burst into the house and stabbed to death her husband, […]
Humanitarian Aid Mission in Bangledash
SSF, the international arm of Rescuers Without Borders, sent a delegation of doctors to Bangladash on a humanitarian aid mission to help the Rohangae tribe. There, more than 500 patients and wounded were treated in refugee camps with very difficult conditions. Over 50 children suffering severe malnutrition were treated by the staff. “I’ve been a […]
Lending a Hand in Mexico After Earthquakes
Together, with the help of local doctors, the delegation established a field hospital, that has already treated dozens of injured locals. The doctors have expressed immense gratitude towards the delegation and towards Israel.
Israeli aid group saving lives in Caribbean island hit by Hurricane Irma
‘Every patient or resident that sees us says “Thank you Israel, you Israelis got here first.” It’s a great honor,’ says Fernand Cohen-Tannoudji, the head of the delegation from Israeli organization Rescuers Without Borders to the island of Saint Martin.
Hurricane Irma: Hope After Disaster
“Without my experience in the IDF, I wouldn’t have been capable of a project like this,” says Fernand Cohen-Tannoudji of Rescuers Without Borders, who led a team of locals after Hurricane Irma.
Israeli Team First To Arrive On St. Martin Amidst Irma Destruction
The Israeli humanitarian aid organization Rescuers Without Borders (Sauveteurs Sans Frontieres) has distributed over 1.5 tons of food and medical supplies to the residents of the hurricane struck Caribbean island of Saint Martin.
International Team on Ground During Hurricane Irma
In 2014, our international counterpart, SSF, along with Israeli medical volunteers, established a medical aid and emergency relief station in Guadeloupe. We have been proud to have helping hands on the ground since 2014, but today, we see the dire importance of our Guadeloupe team.
Rescuers Without Borders Distributes Emergency Kits to Nurses
Rescuers Without Borders handed out 10 emergency first-response medical kits for nurses in the Shomron. These kits were specifically designed for nurses to use in their communities when the clock is ticking and lives are at stake.
SOS Hatzalah
SOS Hatzalah is an application of emergency and first-aid operation which connects immediately of people in need of a rescue (or witnesses of an accident) with professional and/or volunteers rescuers located nearby (500 meters in urban areas and up to 15kms in rural areas). In the process of a DOUBLE alert, SOS Hatzalah allows users […]