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Sgt. Mayan Yogev is probably the busiest paramedic in the IDF: As part of her role as paramedic for the Nahal's scouting brigade, which patrols Israel's Golan Heights on the Syrian border, she has become the IDF's first responder along what has recently becomes Israel's most pressing border region.
After a number of strenuous months, during which she took care of hundreds of wounded Syrians, she and her brothers in arms will head south for training. "During the last months she has seen things that your average paramedic sees in a decade," a senior Nahal commander said.
Sgt. Yogev, a 20-year-old from Kibbutz Tzova near Jerusalem, does more than offer care for wounded Syrians. As a combat-paramedic she has also participated in IDF operations along the volatile Syrian border, including ambushes, fighting side-by-side with the elite male soldiers of the Nahal.
"We weren't surprised," said Yitach, Yogev's brother, "she has a strong character which allows her to deal not just with painful sights but also with difficult challenges without reservation or fear.
"When she returns home she goes out and has a good time, she speaks of how much she believes in what she is doing, no questions asked. She tells us how she meets people in dire need of help, and does not embellish stories as heroic. Even as a high school student, she knew she wanted to have a meaningful period in the IDF, offering help and saving lives."
First responder: Meet IDF medic who treats wounded Syrians - Israel News, Ynetnews
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After a number of strenuous months, during which she took care of hundreds of wounded Syrians, she and her brothers in arms will head south for training. "During the last months she has seen things that your average paramedic sees in a decade," a senior Nahal commander said.
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Sgt. Yogev, a 20-year-old from Kibbutz Tzova near Jerusalem, does more than offer care for wounded Syrians. As a combat-paramedic she has also participated in IDF operations along the volatile Syrian border, including ambushes, fighting side-by-side with the elite male soldiers of the Nahal.
"We weren't surprised," said Yitach, Yogev's brother, "she has a strong character which allows her to deal not just with painful sights but also with difficult challenges without reservation or fear.
"When she returns home she goes out and has a good time, she speaks of how much she believes in what she is doing, no questions asked. She tells us how she meets people in dire need of help, and does not embellish stories as heroic. Even as a high school student, she knew she wanted to have a meaningful period in the IDF, offering help and saving lives."
First responder: Meet IDF medic who treats wounded Syrians - Israel News, Ynetnews
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God bless her!
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