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United Hatzalah Opens Mobile Emergency Clinic for Sukkot

By Drooid · Sep 26, 2026, 3:02 AM UTC · How we work

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United Hatzalah Opens Clinic

United Hatzalah opened the Ruderman Mobile Emergency Care Clinic in Jerusalem for Sukkot tourists and residents.
The clinic operates outside the Jerusalem International YMCA on King David St. from Sept. 25 through Oct. 3, 10 a.m.–10 p.m.
Licensed physicians and paramedics provide primary, cardiac, pulmonary, wound care, blood tests, anaphylaxis response, and initial psychological support.
The clinic’s four advanced beds and smart triage system enable on-site treatment and referral to hospitals, reducing ER visits.

History

KKL-JNF Reveals Historic Images

KKL-JNF unveiled four never-published Sukkot photos from 1959-1967.
The 1959 Jerusalem photo shows a Hassidic man holding the Four Species in a sukkah with paper-chain walls.
The 1967 market image shows tables piled with lulavs, myrtle branches and etrogs months after the Six-Day War.
Halachic commentary stresses personal ownership of the Four Species and communal purpose of the sukkah.

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United Hatzalah Opens Clinic

United Hatzalah opened the Ruderman Mobile Emergency Care Clinic in Jerusalem for Sukkot tourists and residents.
The clinic operates outside the Jerusalem International YMCA on King David St. from Sept. 25 through Oct. 3, 10 a.m.–10 p.m.
Licensed physicians and paramedics provide primary, cardiac, pulmonary, wound care, blood tests, anaphylaxis response, and initial psychological support.
The clinic’s four advanced beds and smart triage system enable on-site treatment and referral to hospitals, reducing ER visits.

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