Angels in Orange

by Nachman Seltzer

Genres: Nonfiction

375 pages, Hardcover

Published January 24, 2024

Reviews

[Frum Books]

On Simchas Torah morning, Eli Beer and his United Hatzalah army sprang into action, putting their resources, network, and expertise to aid their nation during its darkest hour. The book features the experiences of a wide array of United Hatzalah volunteers and showcases the horror of October 7th, as well as the kindness and heroism that emerged in the aftermath. Each chapter features one volunteer’s story, and together they provide a chronological account of the agony, chaos, and confusion as the country learned about the attack and began the slow rescue of the injured. Some of the stories are a bit repetitive, but the quick pace and important message keep the pages turning. Note that descriptions have been made family-friendly, but are still graphic.

[Gershon (Grant) Booth]

A breathtaking book! Read this and be in touch with the miracle-workers of United Hatzalah who put everything on the line during the horrific attack on Israel on October 7th, 2023.

Beautifully written. Indelible accounts from first responders. This book will touch your heart.

[Emma Sass]

no words

[Helen Goldberg]

Men and women of United Hatzalah are the true heroes of this horrendous war

[Dena Krinsky]

Incredible! In the midst of so much pain I was blown away by all the miracles that did happen!

[Elizabeth]

A difficult read, very powerful, and all-around important

[Julie Goschalk]

The stories were shocking and moving; the writing painfully awful