MDA Daily Summary (April 6)
Over the past 24 hours, Magen David Adom teams provided medical treatment to 56 people, including 44 with physical injuries and 12 suffering from anxiety symptoms.
9 of the physically injured were wounded by missile fire toward the State of Israel, including:
In addition, from the impact site in Haifa last night, 4 fatalities were recovered: a 73-year-old man, a 70-year-old woman, a 42-year-old man, and a 30-year-old woman.
Since the beginning of the Operation, MDA teams have provided medical treatment to 2,390 people, including 1,854 with physical injuries and 536 suffering from anxiety symptoms.
579 of the physically injured were wounded by missile fire toward the State of Israel, including:
1,272 people were injured while on their way to shelters, and 3 were killed; 26 of the injured were involved in road accidents after stopping on the side of the road during sirens.
19 of the physically injured were wounded by missile fire:
31 people were injured while making their way to shelters, including a 6-year-old boy in moderate condition who was injured in a road accident; the rest are in mild condition.
Since the beginning of the Operation
MDA teams have provided medical treatment to 2,155 individuals, including 1,710 physically injured and 445 suffering from anxiety symptoms.
534 of the physically injured were wounded by missile fire, including:
1,173 were injured while making their way to shelters, and 3 were killed; 26 of those injured, were injured in road accidents after pulling over to the side of the road during sirens.
Morning of missile fire toward Israel – April 1
29 casualties, including a young girl in critical condition.
This morning (Wednesday), sirens were heard across the country due to multiple missile launches toward Israel:
06:23 – Missile launch from Yemen, no casualties reported.
07:43 – Missile launch toward central Israel, resulting in 29 casualties.
08:28 – Missile launch, no casualties.
08:58 – Missile launch, no casualties.
09:44 – Missile launch, no casualties.
Following the missile launch at 07:43, Magen David Adom teams were dispatched to multiple scenes in central Israel.
At the missile strike site in Bnei Brak, 15 people were injured: 14 with physical injuries and 1 suffering from anxiety symptoms.
Among the physically injured: 1 in critical condition, 2 in moderate condition, and 11 in mild condition, injured by the missile impact and shrapnel.
MDA teams also provided medical treatment across the country to 14 people injured while seeking shelter, including a 6-year-old boy from Rishon Lezion who was hit by a vehicle during the siren and sustained moderate injuries.
In total, MDA teams treated 29 people, including 28 with physical injuries: An 11-year-old girl in critical condition with shrapnel injuries to her limbs, A 36-year-old woman and a 13-year-old boy in moderate condition, injured by shrapnel, a 6-year-old boy in moderate condition from Rishon Lezion, hit by a vehicle while seeking shelter, and 24 others injured by blast impact or while running to shelters. Additionally, 1 person was treated for anxiety symptoms.
MDA Paramedic Issachar Weiss: “We received a report of a missile impact and arrived quickly with ambulances, mobile intensive care units, and rapid response medicycles. We saw destruction at the scene and several conscious casualties walking around. An 11-year-old girl was semi-conscious with limb injuries from shrapnel. We provided life-saving treatment on site and evacuated her by MDA mobile intensive care unit to the hospital in serious condition. Meanwhile, additional MDA teams treated and evacuated other casualties for further hospital care.”
MDA Senior EMT Lipa Hirsch said: “During the scene search, we found a 13-year-old boy conscious, injured by the blast. We moved him to an MDA ambulance and evacuated him to hospital in moderate condition. Meanwhile, we continued searching with additional teams to ensure no further casualties at the site.”
MDA Medicycle Unit EMT, Shira Rut Chen, said: “During the siren, we received a report of a child hit by a vehicle. We quickly arrived and found the child conscious with a head injury. He told us he was on his way to a shelter and was hit by a vehicle. We provided treatment on site and evacuated him in an MDA mobile intensive care unit to the hospital in stable condition.”
MDA Daily Report – March 30
In the past 24 hours (until 19:00): MDA teams provided medical treatment to 26 people, including 2 in mild condition from smoke inhalation, 12 who were lightly injured on the way to shelters, and 12 suffering from anxiety.
Since the beginning of the Operation,MDA teams have provided medical treatment to 2,050 people, including 1,629 with physical injuries and 421 suffering from anxiety symptoms.
504 of the physically injured were injured by missile fire, including:
1,122 were injured on the way to shelters, and 3 were killed; 22 of them were injured in road accidents after pulling over to the side of the road during the siren.
MDA Daily Summary – Casualty Numbers (March 26th)
Over the past 24 hours MDA teams provided medical treatment to 125 people, including 93 with physical injuries and 32 suffering from anxiety symptoms, among them a 12-year-old girl who suffered cardiac arrest.
24 of the injured were hurt by missile fire:
1 fatality, a man in his 30s who was struck by shrapnel
1 in serious condition, a man in his 50s injured by shrapnel
22 in mild condition
69 were injured on the way to shelters, including:
1 in moderate condition
68 in mild condition
Since the start of the Operation: MDA teams have treated 1,831 people, including 1,503 with physical injuries and 328 suffering from anxiety symptoms.
461 of the injured were injured by missile fire, including:
18 fatalities, including 17 pronounced dead at the scene and 1 who died of their injuries in hospital
20 in serious condition
34 in moderate condition
389 in mild condition
1,039 were injured on the way to shelters, and 3 were killed.
22 of those injured were injured in road accidents after pulling over during sirens.
Over the past 24 hours (until 19:00), Magen David Adom teams provided medical treatment to 64 people, including 50 with physical injuries and 14 suffering from anxiety symptoms.
21 of the physically injured casualties were wounded by missile fire, all in mild condition.
29 people were injured while making their way to protected areas, all in mild condition.
Since the beginning of the Operation, Magen David Adom teams have provided medical treatment to 1,706 people, including 1,410 with physical injuries and 296 suffering from anxiety symptoms.
437 of the physically injured casualties were wounded by missile fire, including:
953 people were injured while making their way to sheltered areas and 3 were killed, including 20 injured in road traffic accidents after stopping on the side of the road during the sirens.
24/03/2026
MDA Spokesperson: Following missile fire toward central Israel:
MDA EMTs and paramedics provided medical treatment and evacuated a total of 19 casualties to Sheba Medical Center, Schneider Children’s Medical Center, Beilinson Hospital, and Maaynei Hayeshua Medical Center, including:
Breakdown as follows:
From the sites in Bnei Brak: 12 casualties
From Givat Shmuel:
From Petah Tikva:
MDA Senior EMT Lipa Hirsch said: “We received a report of a missile strike and arrived at the scene with large numbers of ambulances, mobile intensive care units, and rapid response medicycles. We saw destruction on the upper floor and began searching the upper levels. A 7-year-old boy was fully conscious. I immediately understood that he needed to be evacuated quickly from the building, so I lifted him and got him out fast. We are continuing to search and ensure there are no casualties or people who need assistance.”
*MDA Spokesperson:* Following missile fire toward southern Israel:
In the Arad area, MDA EMTs and paramedics are providing medical treatment to numerous patients, including a 5-year-old girl in serious condition, 11 patients in moderate condition, and several others in mild condition. MDA teams are treating additional patients on site. Large MDA forces, including MDA helicopters, are on the way. Updates as required.
MDA Emergency Medical Technician Yakir Talkar said: “This is a very serious scene. We arrived with large numbers of ambulances, mobile intensive care units, and MDA medicycles. We saw many patients with varying degrees of injuries caused by a missile strike. We immediately began setting up a casualty collection point, triaged the patients according to injury severity, and provided life-saving medical treatment. There is extensive destruction and chaos at the scene; teams are conducting comprehensive searches at this moment, and we will continue to operate here as needed.“
Daily Summary 17th March 2026
Tonight (Wednesday, March 18) at 00:16, missiles were fired at the State of Israel and sirens were heard across the Gush Dan area. Within minutes, numerous reports were received at Magen David Adom’s 101 emergency dispatch centre about explosions, vehicles on fire, and missile fragment impacts. At one of the scenes, devastation was reported in an apartment on the fifth floor of a residential building in Ramat Gan.
Large numbers of MDA teams were dispatched to the scenes and conducted searches. Casualties were located at three scenes: at the central scene in Ramat Gan, MDA teams found a man and a woman in their 70s unconscious in an apartment, with critical injuries from a missile strike. They were not breathing and had no pulse, and their deaths were pronounced at the scene. At two additional scenes, MDA teams treated two people with minor shrapnel injuries, along with several anxiety victims and civilians injured on their way to shelters.
MDA paramedic Inbar Green and MDA EMT Naftali Halberstadt, who arrived at the scene in Ramat Gan, said: “When we arrived, we saw heavy smoke and destruction in a residential building. There was shattered glass and scattered items. During searches inside the apartment, two casualties were found unconscious, without a pulse and not breathing, with severe injuries to their bodies. We performed medical assessments, but they showed no signs of life and we had to pronounce them dead. Together with additional MDA teams, we continued searching the scene and did not locate any additional physical casualties.“
MDA Director General Eli Bin said: “This is a difficult, painful scene, with a direct hit on a residential building. MDA teams acted very quickly at multiple scenes simultaneously and provided medical treatment to the injured. Unfortunately, at the scene in Ramat Gan, paramedics had to pronounce the deaths of an elderly man and woman. We once again call on the public to follow the life-saving instructions of the Home Front Command.“
Since the beginning of the Operation Magen David Adom teams have provided medical treatment to 263 casualties injured by missile fire, including:
In addition, MDA teams treated 774 people who were injured on their way to shelters and 183 suffering from anxiety symptoms.
In total, since the start of the Operation, MDA teams have treated: 1,220 casualties.
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17/03/2026
MDA Vehicle hit in Bnei Brak
MDA Spokesperson: Following the scene in Bnei Brak MDA senior EMT Ben Zion Himmel said: “We saw extensive destruction on the street, and nearby we noticed an MDA rapid response vehicle that had been hit by shrapnel. The windows were shattered and the airbags deployed as a result of the impact. At the scene, we saw one injured person who was fully conscious with a minor shrapnel injury. We provided him with life-saving medical treatment and evacuated him to the hospital in stable condition.”
17/03/2026
Two dead in Ramat Gan
At the scene in Ramat Gan, MDA EMTs and paramedics pronounced the deaths of a man and a woman who sustained severe shrapnel injuries.
At the scene in Bnei Brak, MDA EMTs and paramedics provided medical treatment to a man in his 20s in mild condition with shrapnel injuries to his hand, and evacuated him to Ichilov Hospital.
MDA paramedics Inbar Green and MDA EMT Naftali Halberstadt, who were on scene in Ramat Gan, said: “We saw smoke rising from a building with extensive damage and shattered glass. From among the debris, we saw two unconscious casualties, with no pulse and not breathing, with severe injuries to their bodies. We conducted medical assessments, but they had no signs of life, and we had no choice but to pronounce them dead at the scene. Together with additional MDA teams, we are continuing to search locations where reports were received for additional casualties and are prepared to provide further medical treatment if required.”
MDA Spokesperson: Following the missile fire toward northern Israel:
At the Kabri Junction area, MDA EMTs and paramedics are providing medical treatment and evacuating to the Galilee Medical Center in Nahariya a man, approximately 40 years old, in mild to moderate condition suffering from blast injuries.
In the Nahariya area, MDA EMTs and paramedics are providing medical treatment and evacuating to the Galilee Medical Center in Nahariya 3 female casualties with signs of smoke inhalation: a 53-year-old woman and 2 teenage girls aged 18 and 16.
MDA Senior EMT Akram Akawi said: “We saw a man at the bus stop who was fully conscious and suffering from blast injuries. He told us that while he was in his vehicle, it was struck by shrapnel. We provided him with life-saving medical treatment and evacuated him to hospital in stable condition.”
MDA Spokesperson: Following the missile fire toward northern Israel:
At the Kabri Junction ar
MDA Casualty Summary as of 15/03
In the past 24 hours (until 19:00) MDA teams provided medical treatment to 70 people across the country, including:
4 who were injured by interceptor missile debris: 1 in moderate condition, 3 in mild condition.
The remaining 66 people were injured on their way to a sheltered area or suffered from anxiety symptoms.
MDA EMT David Gross said: “There was damage to two floors at the scene. When we arrived, we called out for anyone who was injured and able to exit to come outside, while rescue operations for the building’s residents were underway. We conducted medical assessments of the casualties and are continuing extensive scans in the impact areas.“
Since the beginning of the Operation, MDA teams have provided medical treatment to 1,108 casualties, including 251 people injured by missile fire:
12 fatalities
5 in serious condition
11 in moderate condition
223 in mild condition
687 people were injured on their way to a sheltered area, including 3 fatalities.
Among them, 13 were injured in road accidents after stopping on the side of the road during the sirens.
157 people suffered anxiety symptoms
ea, MDA EMTs and paramedics are providing medical treatment and evacuating to the Galilee Medical Center in Nahariya a man, approximately 40 years old, in mild to moderate condition suffering from blast injuries.
In the Nahariya area, MDA EMTs and paramedics are providing medical treatment and evacuating to the Galilee Medical Center in Nahariya 3 female casualties with signs of smoke inhalation: a 53-year-old woman and 2 teenage girls aged 18 and 16.
MDA Senior EMT Akram Akawi said: “We saw a man at the bus stop who was fully conscious and suffering from blast injuries. He told us that while he was in his vehicle, it was struck by shrapnel. We provided him with life-saving medical treatment and evacuated him to hospital in stable condition.”
13/03/2026
Following the missile fire toward northern Israel. MDA EMTs and paramedics provided medical treatment and evacuated to hospitals in the north approximately 30 local residents, including: 1 in moderate condition with shrapnel injuries to the back. All others are in very mild condition from glass shards and suffering from anxiety symptoms. Updates as required.
MDA teams also treated several people suffering from anxiety symptoms at the scene.
MDA EMT Eran Abo said: “When we arrived at the scene, we saw damage to several homes and shattered glass. At the scene we saw a 34-year-old woman suffering from a back injury caused by shrapnel, and her condition is defined as moderate, as well as a 17-year-old girl who was mildly injured by broken glass. We provided them with advanced medical treatment and evacuated them to the hospital. Additional MDA teams are currently at the scene treating several people suffering from anxiety symptoms.”
01/03/2026
MDA Spokesperson:
Following the missile fire directed toward the State of Israel:
In the Jerusalem area MDA paramedics and EMTs are providing medical treatment and evacuating 5 casualties to Shaare Zedek, Hadassah Ein Kerem, and Hadassah Mount Scopus hospitals. Among the injured: a 46-year-old man in moderate condition with shrapnel wounds, 2 individuals in mild condition, and 2 people suffering from anxiety.
MDA Paramedic Chaim Wallace and Emergency Medical Technician Daniel Eliakim said: “At the scene, we saw a vehicle hit by shrapnel next to a crater caused by an impact. There were several casualties on site, including a 46-year-old man who was fully conscious, suffering from injuries. We provided life-saving medical treatment and evacuated him on an MDA intensive care unit to the hospital in stable condition. Additional MDA teams on the scene are providing medical care and evacuating several other casualties with minor injuries to hospitals”.
01/03/2026
*9 killed, 2 seriously injured, 2 moderately injured, and 42 mildly injured in a missile strike in Beit Shemesh. Search operations at the scene are ongoing.*
Today (Sunday), at approximately 13:43, reports were received at Magen David Adom’s 101 Emergency Dispatch Center regarding casualties resulting from a missile strike in Beit Shemesh. Large-scale MDA forces were immediately dispatched to the scene, including ambulances, Mobile Intensive Care Units (MICUs), and MDA first responders on Medicycles.
MDA paramedics pronounced 9 casualties dead at the scene. They provided life-saving medical treatment and evacuated 46 injured patients to Hadassah Har Hatzofim, Hadassah Ein Kerem, Shaare Zedek, and Shamir-Assaf Harofeh hospitals. Among the injured: 2 in serious condition – a 37-year-old woman with limb injuries and a 4-year-old boy with glass shard injuries to his limbs – 2 in moderate condition, and 42 in light condition.
*MDA Emergency Medical Technician (EMT) Yosef Laufer said:* “Upon receiving the report at the dispatch center about a strike and several destroyed buildings, large numbers of ambulances and MICUs were dispatched to the location. When we arrived, we observed significant destruction at the scene and residents being rescued from the buildings. We provided medical treatment to several casualties, including a 10-year-old girl, and others with varying degrees of injuries. Additional MDA teams treated more victims who were pulled from the rubble.”
*MDA EMT Yehuda Shlame, among the first to arrive at the scene, said*: “I was in the area when the sirens began. I entered a protected space and heard a massive explosion. Moments later, a call came in about a strike on several buildings near me. I immediately headed to the site in my ambulance. It was a difficult sight. Heavy damage to structures, smoke in the air, and large chaos as dozens of panicked residents emerged from the affected buildings. Through the commotion, I noticed a 37-year-old woman approaching me, deeply distressed and suffering from significant limb injuries. I calmed her down and began initial medical treatment. Within minutes, more MDA teams arrived, conducted searches for additional victims, and provided care. I then evacuated her to the hospital in serious but stable condition.”
*MDA EMT Tzvi David*: “When we arrived, we saw homes with extensive destruction, collapsed trees, and shattered windows throughout the area. A woman in her 60s was trapped under a piece of concrete and called for help. Together with other MDA responders, we lifted the concrete and rescued her to a MICU, which evacuated her in stable condition. Later, civilians flagged us down, reporting three children trapped in a locked room. Alongside firefighting forces, we rescued the three children and provided medical care. They were evacuated in mild condition.”
*MDA Paramedic Dror Eini said*: “We saw destroyed homes, flames, and smoke rising from residential buildings, crushed cars, and immense chaos. I saw three casualties lying on the ground with no signs of life and was forced to pronounce them dead. Subsequently, other paramedics pronounced six more victims dead. MDA teams treated and evacuated 46 casualties to hospitals, including two in serious condition.”
*MDA Medicycle Unit Paramedic Nati Ben Shimon*: “Upon arrival, we witnessed heavy destruction involving several severely damaged buildings. Some victims were trapped in their apartments and were brought to us by rescue teams. It was a harrowing sight – we identified four victims in critical condition with severe multi-system trauma. Simultaneously, teams treated two seriously injured individuals and several others in moderate or light condition, as well as those suffering from anxiety. We established a forward triage point near the scene and evacuated all casualties quickly and orderly to the hospitals.”
Zaki Heller
MDA Spokesperson
01/03/2026
Since the start of Operation Roaring Lion, Magen David Adom, has transported 226 patients – in 99 trips – from medical facilities to secured and protected hospitals, using specialised vehicles including Intensive Care buses with 7 critical care beds each, 2-bed and single-patient MICUs, and life support ambulances.
This is a joint operation at the request of the Ministry of Health, and in cooperation with hospitals in northern and central Israel.
The transfer allowed for not only secure facilities for the patients, but also continuous care during the transfer itself, under the supervision of MDA EMTs and Paramedics.
01/03/2026
MDA Spokesperson: Following the rocket fire toward the State of Israel:
A report was received at MDA’s 101 dispatch center in the Dan region about a man who fell down the stairs on his way to a protected space in Ramat Gan. MDA EMTs and paramedics provided medical treatment and evacuated a 102-year-old man to Ichilov Hospital in serious and unstable condition with a serious head injury.
MDA EMTs Yosef Pinz and Gilad Golinsky:
“We received a report at MDA’s 101 dispatch center about an elderly man who fell down the stairs as a result of the Red Alert siren. When we arrived, we saw a 102-year-old man lying unconscious at the bottom of the staircase. We immediately recognized that he was suffering from a severe head injury and required urgent medical treatment. We ventilated him on scene and, while continuing to provide medical care, and evacuated him in an MDA MICU to hospital in serious and unstable condition.”
01/03/2026
MDA Spokesperson: Following the rocket fire toward the State of Israel:
In the Beit Shemesh area, MDA paramedics and EMTs have pronounced the deaths of 9 casualties.
Additional MDA teams are providing medical treatment and evacuating 28 injured to hospitals in Jerusalem and to Shamir–Assaf Harofeh, including: 2 in serious condition, 2 in moderate condition, and 24 in light condition.
*MDA Paramedic Dror Eini said:
“We saw destroyed homes, flames and smoke rising from residential buildings, wrecked cars, and significant chaos at the scene. I saw three casualties lying on the ground with no signs of life and had to pronounce them dead at the scene. Later, additional MDA paramedics pronounced six more victims dead. MDA teams are currently providing medical treatment and evacuating 28 casualties to hospitals with varying degrees of injury, including 2 in severe condition.”
28/02/2026
MDA Summary for the First Day of Highest State of Alert
A woman in her fifties was killed and 121 people were injured, including: 2 in moderate condition and 119 in mild condition.*
During the first day, Magen David Adom teams were dispatched to dozens of scenes across Israel following various missile strike incidents.
MDA paramedics and EMTs provided medical treatment and evacuated a total of 121 casualties to hospitals nationwide, including: a woman in her fifties who was killed, 2 patients in moderate condition, and 119 in mild condition.
*Summary of the Tel Aviv scene:*
MDA teams provided medical treatment and evacuated 28 casualties to Ichilov Hospital and Sheba Medical Center, including: a woman in her fifties with no signs of life who was pronounced dead at the scene, 2 patients in moderate condition, and 25 in mild condition.
MDA urges the public to follow the instructions of the Home Front Command, which save lives, to continue acting responsibly, and to call MDA at the emergency number 101 for any medical need.
MDA teams remain on high alert and are prepared to provide immediate medical response at any scene, with wide deployment of ambulances, mobile intensive care units, emergency motorcycles, and MDA first responders.
Magen David Adom thanks the hundreds of blood donors who arrived today at MDA donation centers and calls on the public to come tomorrow and in the coming days to blood donation sites listed on the MDA website or by calling 03-5300400.
Zaki Heller
MDA Spokesperson
28/02/2026
Update as of 28.2.26 at 18:30 Israel time
Since the beginning of the emergency: Magen David Adom teams are at peak readiness and have provided medical treatment to 89 lightly injured casualties*
With the launch of the highest alert and the declaration of a Special Emergency Situation on the Home Front this morning (Saturday, 28.2 at 08:20), Magen David Adom raised its alert level to the maximum. All MDA ambulances, Mobile Intensive Care Units (MICUs), emergency medicycles, and rapid response vehicles were fully staffed, and all 39,000 employees and volunteers of the organization were mobilized to provide fast and efficient medical response to any need.
Magen David Adom teams were dispatched to provide medical treatment at several scenes, arriving in very large numbers of ambulances, Mobile Intensive Care Units, and responders on MDA emergency medicycles. They treated 89 casualties, all in light condition, including: a 16-year-old male injured by shrapnel in Kafr Qassem; a man approximately 50 years old injured by blast impact in Ka’abiyye-Tabbash; a 53-year-old man who fell from a height in Tirat Carmel; 86 individuals who sustained minor injuries while making their way to protected areas; and 6 individuals suffering from anxiety.
At the request of the Ministry of Health, Magen David Adom teams are transferring bedridden patients, ventilated patients, and others from their current locations to protected facilities, using MDA’s special intensive care buses, Mobile Intensive Care Units, and ambulances.
Magen David Adom’s EMTs and paramedics continue to remain at peak readiness to provide immediate medical response as needed.
MDA is also holding nationwide blood drives to ensure supplies for all hospitals across Israel.
28/02/2026
Magen David Adom organises emergency blood drives all over the country.
28/02/2026
Magen David Adom staff and volunteers have treated and evacuated to hospitals approximately 50 people.
2 were mildly injured by shrapnel, while the rest were treated for injuries sustained while seeking shelter, or those suffering from anxiety symptoms.
MDA’s emergency plans are fully operational, with the entire fleet of emergency vehicles staffed throughout Israel.
Blood drives have begun in secure locations around the country, in order to enable operational preparedness for any eventuality.
28/02/2026
MDA paramedics and EMTs scanned several scenes where reports were received, and at this stage are providing medical treatment to a man approximately 50 years old in mild condition with blast injuries in northern Israel.
In addition, MDA teams are providing medical treatment to several individuals who were injured on their way to protected spaces, all fully conscious, as well as to people suffering from anxiety across the country.
*MDA calls on the public to follow the Home Front Command’s instructions — they save lives.*
28/02/2026
MDA Spokesperson: Following the missile fire toward the State of Israel:
No reports of missile strikes have been received.
MDA teams were dispatched to treat several individuals who were injured on their way to protected areas, as well as people suffering from anxiety. Further updates will be provided as necessary.
28/02/2026
MDA ON HIGHEST LEVEL OF ALERT
Magen David Adom Teams finalised the transition from Routine to Emergency Operations; On Highest Alert.
The Director General of MDA held a situational assessment with all MDA officials. MDA is fully prepared to provide medical response to anyone in need.
MDA is operating in full coordination with the Home Front Command, the IDF, the Israel Police, the Ministry of Health, and other relevant authorities.
MDA calls on the public to adhere to the life-saving instructions of the Home Front Command. For any medical need, dial 101 to reach MDA’s emergency dispatch centers.
Zaki Heller
MDA Spokesperson
Magen David Adom teams are responding across Israel following the ongoing Iranian strikes. Paramedics and ambulance crews are on the ground providing urgent medical care and transporting the injured to hospital.
Blood services have been mobilised to meet increased demand, and emergency teams remain on the highest alert.
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