We invite you to an inspiring program featuring extraordinary female paramedics – from different cultures and religions – who volunteer with Magen David Adom, Israel’s national emergency medical service. United by their shared mission to save lives, these women will share firsthand stories of heroism, resilience, and compassion on the frontlines of emergency response.

Through their interfaith partnership, they embody respect for one another’s beliefs, traditions, and identity; offering a powerful model of unity and humanity in the face of challenge. This program is both a testament to their courage and a reminder of the values that can bring people together in service of life.

Meet the Magen David Adom Speakers:
                 

I’m Lelyan Hasson, 24 years old, from Daliyat al-Karmel. This year, I completed a master’s degree in Law, Government, and
Society at the Hebrew University of Jerusalem. I began my journey at Magen David Adom as a youth volunteer, and today I serve as a shift officer at the Hof Dispatch Center in Haifa, and also manage the dispatch staff scheduling.

My name is Tehila Kadosh, I'm 21, and I’ve been a paramedic with Magen David Adom for three years, part of which I served as a national service volunteer. I combine professionalism, responsibility, and compassion in my lifesaving work. I’m proud to represent the unique human diversity that makes up our organization.

I’m Lelyan Hasson, 24 years old, from Daliyat al-Karmel. This year, I completed a master’s degree in Law, Government, and Society at the Hebrew University of Jerusalem. I began my journey at Magen David Adom as a youth volunteer, and today I serve as a shift officer at the Hof Dispatch Center in Haifa, and also manage the dispatch staff scheduling.

This program is presented in partnership with: