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Two people were killed and more than 200 were injured when a synagogue bleacher collapsed when hundreds of people were praying on the eve of the Jewish holiday of Shavuot at Givat Zeev neighborhood in Jerusalem. Jerusalem, May 16, 2021.
219 people were injured and two people lost their lives when a set of bleachers collapsed in a shul in Givat Ze’ev just as the Holiday of Shavuot began on Sunday night.
United Hatzalah President and Founder Eli Beer who was one of the first responders at the scene said: “When we received the emergency alert at United Hatzalah’s Dispatch and Command Center we understood that more than 100 people were injured and we declared a mass-casualty-incident. Dozens of Doctors, paramedics, and EMTs, from United Hatzalah, both Jewish and Muslim, rushed to the scene in order to help the injured. The scene was pandemonium due to the nature of the incident. Our Psychotrauma and Crisis Response Unit set up a separate tent to d
United Hatzalah Drops Nearly 300 Who Refuse COVID Vaccine
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January 21, 2021 5 minutes
Health & ScienceTech & Innovation
United Hatzalah is rolling out rapid COVID testing kits in partnership with Israeli biotech startup Nanosynex. Courtesy
Israeli emergency medical services organization United Hatzalah (UH) will be rolling out COVID-19 rapid diagnostic kits in partnership with Israeli biotech startup Nanosynex, as part of a pilot initiative to ramp up mass testing efforts affordably and efficiently.
The kits consist of an antibody detection test (also known as a serological test), performed on blood extracted from a finger prick, and an antigen detection test, performed via a nasal swab. The antibody test determines the presence of COVID-19 antibodies; the antigen test detects fragments of proteins of SARS-CoV-2, the virus that causes COVID-19. Both tests have been proven effective, with sensitivity and specificity of well over 90 percent, and results are obtained in approximately 15 minutes.