In a virtual event entitled, ‘Israel’s Medical Iron Dome: Saving Lives Under Fire,’ held by the Bonds Women’s Division and American Friends of Soroka Medical Center on June 15, Bonds supporters heard from three of Israel’s frontline physicians committed to saving lives in times of conflict and unrest. Soroka Medical Center, located in Be’er Sheva, is home to expert physicians providing care in periods of crises to all requiring medical assistance, including Palestinians, Bedouins and refugees. Dr. Agneta (Agi) Golan, world-renowned neonatologist with work involving a global project to reduce neonatal mortality in Africa spoke on the call, as did Dr. Moti Klein, head of the ICU and head of Medical Technologies who has cared for many wounded IDF soldiers, in addition to Dr. Shoshana Arbelle, director of the Milstein Center for Trauma Recovery and a lecturer in psychiatry at the Ben-Gurion University of the Negev, Goldman School of Medicine. Dr. Arbelle has led Soroka’s Child and Adolescent Psychiatry Unit since 1995.