Central Florida's Independent Jewish Voice
Rescuers without borders medics arrived at the Gaza border on Shabbat/Saturday to help the wounded. Spokeswoman Natalie Sopinsky said they were able to get there quickly because 1) the medics are armed and 2) they have an armored ambulance.
“We have remained there, working hand-in-hand with Magen David Adom. This is ongoing and we are working in shifts with volunteer from around the country. All hands are needed in the war effort and we are doing our best to treat wounded civilians and soldiers.”
Sopinsky stated that they now need a 2nd team to help on the northern border and are requesting funds for the following:
helmet & vest $1250/each
basic medic bag $1600/each
advanced medic bag $3600/each
armoured ambulance $250,000
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Since 2001, Rescuers Without Borders Israel (aka Yekirei Hatzalah Yehuda and Shomron) has been the primary supporter of volunteer medics, paramedics and ambulance drivers throughout Judea and Samaria, working in full coordination with Magen David Adom in supplying defibrillators, medical equipment, ambulances and training. Today the organization has over 1,600 volunteers also in the areas around Jerusalem and the Old City. Rescuers Without Borders and is funded completely by private donations and is a registered 501 c 3 charitable organization.
To learn more, visit us at http://www.hatzalah.org.il.
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