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Magen David Adom Launches Site Chronicling October 7th Heroism

Magen David Adom has launched a new website detailing the heroic actions of its teams during the October 7th Hamas attacks. The site features an interactive map, timeline, and personal testimonies of medics who saved lives under fire. It also includes memorial pages for MDA staff killed during the attacks.

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  1. 01Magen David Adom launched a website detailing its teams' heroism on October 7th.
  2. 02The site includes an interactive map, timeline, and personal testimonies of medics.
  3. 03It highlights instances of improvised medical care and difficult rescue operations.
  4. 04Over 21,700 calls were received by MDA emergency centers on October 7th.
  5. 05The website also features memorial pages for fallen MDA employees and volunteers.
  6. 06The site is available in five languages for global public access.

The initiative aims to preserve the organization's story and educate the public about the events.

Translated and summarized by baba from Now 14, the latest report. Read Now 14’s original

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