Israeli Border Police Soldiers Save Life of Palestinian Baby in Hebron
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by Algemeiner Staff
Israeli Border Police soldiers stationed at the Cave of the Patriarchs in Hebron saved the life of a nine-month-old Palestinian boy on Sunday, the Hebrew news site Walla reported.
The soldiers heard shouts coming from a nearby home and when they arrived they found an unconscious baby surrounded by distressed family members who were trying to resuscitate him.
The baby was not breathing and his face had turned blue. The soldiers took over the effort to revive him, and a Border Police medic who was called to the scene succeeded in getting him breathing again.
Watch an Israel Police video of the medic treating the baby below:
לוחמי מג”ב המוצבים במערת המכפלה הצילו הלילה את חייו של תינוק פלסטיני בן 9 חודשים: לאחר ששמעו צעקות מכיוון אחד הבתים הסמוכים לעמדת הבידוק, ניגשו למקום והבחינו בפעוט כשהוא מחוסר הכרה. הם החלו לבצע לו החייאה ראשונית עד להגעת החובש הגדודי שהמשיך בפעולות הרפואיות שהחזירו התינוק להכרה pic.twitter.com/piMyFdKixw
— משטרת ישראל (@IL_police) July 9, 2018
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