In first, ZAKA trains Muslim women from northern Israeli town in basics of lifesaving – The course for women took place in the predominantly Arab town of Deir Al Asad; the course trained women in how to do CPR on a child and infant and what to do when a child or infant choking | Israel Newsstand

In a first, women from the Arab town of Deir Al Asad in northern Israel were recently trained in the basics of lifesaving by ZAKA volunteers.
The initiative, organized by ZAKA’s Eshet Lapidot and Deir Al Asad local council, was a first-of-its-kind event for the predominantly Muslim town situated in the Lower Galilee region.
Eshet Lapidot is a women’s philanthropic international organization that works to facilitate social community initiatives for women in Israel and around the world, particularly in the field of health and well-being.