Israel’s volunteer emergency service United Hatzalah has saved countless lives in the Jewish state by arriving to emergencies on average in about 90 seconds, prompting municipalities like Jersey City in the U.S. to adopt its model.
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WATCH: Life-saving Israeli volunteer EMS service goes global
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A United Hatzalah team before leaving Israel. (United Hatzalah)
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