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Magen David Adom brings back 'Mitzvah on Wheels' traveling sukkah ambulance initiative

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Magen David Adom has brought back its "Mitzvah on Wheels" initiative, consisting of a sukkah on the back of an ambulance, for the fifth year in a row.

The initiative was started by Rabbi Yonatan Shpitzer, a volunteer MDA driver, in 2020, in order to bring the "spirit of sukkot" to MDA teams.

Throughout the holiday, Shpitzer will travel with his ambulance-sukkah to MDA sites across the country, giving MDA teams the opportunity to make the blessing on the Arba Minim (four species).

Magen David Adom's ''mitzvah on wheels'' traveling sukkah.
Magen David Adom's ''mitzvah on wheels'' traveling sukkah. (credit: MAGEN DAVID ADOM)

Shpitzer launched initiative during COVID-19 lockdown

"I launched the 'Traveling Sukkah' initiative during the COVID-19 lockdowns - when people couldn't leave their homes - with the aim of bringing the holiday spirit to MDA EMTs and paramedics in the field," Shpitzer said. "I never imagined it would become such a moving tradition.

"Every year, I feel deeply excited to bring the holiday spirit to the MDA teams who work around the clock to save lives. For me, it is a profound mission to enable as many people as possible to fulfill the commandment of the Four Species. I wish the entire People of Israel a year of joy, health, and success. Happy holiday!"

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