Hila dreamed of being a doctor, she led many projects in the framework of "Magen David Adom" and was very prominent in all her work.

As a Boyer high school student in Jerusalem, along with her academic excellence, she stood out for her joie de vivre, her leadership ability, her volunteering spirit and her contribution to society.

Hilla has been accepted into the LEAD Ambassadors track, which annually attracts 10th graders from thousands of candidates, in order to promote and develop the next generation of leadership in Israel. Hilla was awarded the Outstanding District Activity Award by the Ministry of Education.

MDA family members, friends and friends wish to commemorate Hila's memory in the way she so loved, by donating a life-saving ambulance to her name.

We ask you to be partners in the project, to donate and to enable us to realize Hila's dream and save lives.

"She loved people very much," says Sigalit, Hila's mother, who worked in the compound where the disaster took place and served as administrative director at the Herzl Museum. "I said that if Hila does not take care of the wounded, she is wounded herself ...If she does not perform resuscitation then she is resuscitated

Hila enlisted in the Medical Corps, underwent a course for combat medics and a training course for instructors. Her commanders at Training Base 10 requested that she remain in the course, but Hila insisted on taking the officer's course, and at the end of the course she demanded that she remain in charge of the paramedics course. Medical organization in the Jordan Valley. On the first night she commanded an accident in which two helicopters of Unit 669 were dispatched to rescue the wounded. Hilla was highly praised for her performance and abilities in this event. Even during her military service she saved lives.