Real Life Rescues: The Effects of War on the Homefront
Dov and Raphael delve into some of the effects of the ongoing war between Hamas and Israel and how it is affecting the people.
Real Life Rescues
The Real Life Rescues podcast takes a look at emergency medical services through the eyes of United Hatzalah of Israel.
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Real Life Rescues: The Day Our World Exploded
Dov and Raphael go in-depth into how United Hatzalah showed up on October 7th and saved thousands of lives when Hamas attacked Israel.
Real Life Rescues: The Pet Peeves of EMS
Dov and Raphael get into some of the worst pet peeves that EMS responders experience.
Real Life Rescues: My First Time
There is nothing like your first time, and you never forget it, either.
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Real Life Rescues: Taking It to The Skies
Dov and Raphael go behind the scenes on the recent launch of United Hatzalah's airborne medical unit and new medevac program.
Real Life Rescues: When the Ground Shook
Dov and Raphael discuss how United Hatzalah got a relief team to Turkey following the earthquake.
Real Life Rescues: Mission to Ukraine
Dov Maisel discusses his personal experience in delivering more than 100 electrical generators to those in need across Ukraine.
Real Life Rescues: There Is No Dull Moment in EMS
Dov and Raphael discuss a terror attack, Raphael's first real-life MCI that took place a few days earlier, and a Zebra.
Real Life Rescue: The Return of Terror Bombings
Dov and Raphael delve into a double-bombing terror attack that claimed the life of an innocent teenage boy and injured 31 others.
Real Life Rescues: Responding to Hurricane Ian
Learn how the Psychotrauma and Crisis Response Unit once again worked to assist the residents who were adversely affected by Hurricane Ian.
Real Life Rescues: Responding to Hurricane Fiona
Dov and Raphael are joined by United Hatzalah's Director of International Emergency Management Gavy Friedson.
Real Life Rescues: Thinking Fast, Acting Slow
Dov and Raphael talk about how taking a second to stop and think can actually save precious minutes when responding to a call.