The Only Ambulance on October 7th — One Man's Heroic Story #rabbiorlofsky

his friend who works for Hatsola woke him up on Terrace morning and they heard that there was something going on in the south. They got into their Hatsah ambulance and they drove down and they came to the Tmet and that was as far as they were allowed to go. When he said, "But there are people being killed." He goes, "You are a nice kari guy." He says, "You're a nice kari guy. You drive a ambulance. take little from kids to the hospital who broke their arm, but you should not be in a war zone. You're not combat trained. And he said to the guy with him, "I was not malo shave to stand here." And he drove in past the road block and they can trace all of the ambulances. And they said, "Come back here right now." And he says, "I'm not." He said, "No, we're not responsible." And he says, "I got down there and I was the only ambulance operating because we came to Vid Dome, one of the ambulance got blown up, so they all went to hide and there were no army ambulances." He's driving back and forth to the men with wounded people all day and handing them over. I said, "What about supplies?" He says, "Every time we brought in the wounded, they would clean out the ambulance and give us new supplies." I said, "From where?" He says, "We had a truck that came in with supplies from Hatsah." I said, "The government didn't give." No. Story after story of what took place over there and such a story of courage.