Israel’s United Hatzala sends support to the victims of the Kondo accident

In collaboration with El Al, United Hatzala will send a team from its Psychotrauma and Crisis Response Unit to assist victims Condo Fall in Surfside, FloridaThe team will work to provide psychological support and emotional stabilization to those affected by the accident, including the families and neighbors of those injured, killed, missing or otherwise involved in the tragedy. United Hatzalah volunteers will also make themselves available to the wider community. “As the collapse came, we began preparing for the mission’s departure,” said the president and founder of United Hatzalah Ale Beer. “When we contacted El Al about the possibility of this mission happening, they were eager to help and decided to fully sponsor the flights for the team.” Vice President of Operations, who has led disaster response missions to Nepal, Haiti and Japan as a paramedic. He will partner directly with PCRU’s Director of Clinical Operations Inat Kaufman, who is a cognitive psychologist and a trained EMT. Recently, the same team was provided support to the affected Meron by tragedy, to the wounded, grieving and the first responders themselves. “This will be the fourth emergency relief mission in the United States conducted in several years by our Psychotrauma and Crisis Response Unit,” Beer said. “L’Al is an incredible partner and we are forever grateful for their support of this mission to help the community at Surfside that is suffering so much right now.” “I myself was the benefactor of kindness to the entire South Florida community. Last year was my battle with COVID-19 and if I was able to go on this mission myself, I would,” Beer said. “I am sending my best people on this mission so that we can provide as much help as possible.

“We stand with you and we’re sending you the best we can to help. They’ll be there as soon as the rules allow us to come.”