Our guest serves as a board member of the AFU669 and one of its donors.

He is a Senior Managing Director, Head of Healthcare Investment Banking at Oppenheimer & Co.
He started his career as a pharmacist and holds a degree from Rutgers University and MAB in Finance from NYU Business School.

In this conversation, Michael will share his personal journey,his business and Zionist experience, and the future of health tech as he sees it.

Michael Margolis's LinkedIn:

https://www.linkedin.com/in/michael-margolis-54b93aa/

In this powerful episode, we sit down with Dr. Amit Lehavi — a combat physician in Unit 669, entrepreneur, and founder of QLog. After serving over 300 days since October 7th and participating in five wars, Amit shares how his experiences on the front lines inspired him to “duplicate himself” through technology, transforming hospital efficiency and patient care. With a background in computer science and healthcare IT, Amit’s innovations are already saving hospitals 30% in administrative costs. A conversation about resilience, purpose, and building solutions where life depends on it.

Our guest is a combat soldier serving in Team 42 of the unit.

He was called to duty on October 7th and has spent countless days since then operating in Gaza and Lebanon, both on the ground and in the air.

Throughout the conflict, he participated in hundreds of rescue missions, all while finding time to get married.

G.M., the author of From Zero to Hundred and The Rescue, has written two compelling books that offer a deep dive into the extraordinary world of Unit 669.

Through meticulous research and firsthand accounts, Guy sheds light on the intense training, unwavering bravery, and personal sacrifices of the individuals who risk their lives to save others.

In this episode, we’ll uncover the powerful stories behind these daring rescue missions, the human spirit that drives them, and what inspired Guy to share these untold stories with the world.

Our guests are teammates from team 34, Shahar Yanai was hosted here in the past and shared with us his story and rich experience in the crypto and gaming industry and Ori Ardman, an entrepreneur and investor which is involved in a few businesses and start-ups  in various

Shahar and Ori are served in the same team with Tom Ish Shalom and Daniel Alush who tragically lost their lives in the helicopter crash in Gaza on September 11th, 2024, while were on a mission to save someone else’s’ life.

In this episode we will talk about our interviewees, but also with their help, about their friends who cannot sound their voice anymore.

Our guest speaker served as a combat soldier in the 30th team. 

He served as a mentee in the Cat 669 alumni association.

He holds a master’s in business administration and a Mechanical Engineering degree from Ben-Gurion University of Negev.

He is currently the CEO and Co-founder of RoboTiCan - a company that creates and develops autonomous robotics for the last decade.

Hagai's LinkedIn:

https://www.linkedin.com/in/hagai-balshai-6906aa89/

Robotican website:

https://robotican.net/

Our guest serves as a combat physician in unit 669, he is a neurosurgeon in a big hospital in the center of Israel.

He was called on Oct. 7th and served many days since then in Gaza.

He participated in hundreds of rescue missions during the war, and he is one of the survivors from the tragic helicopter crash during a rescue mission in Gaza on September 10th, 2024, which in, Tom Ish Shalom and Daniel Aloush were killed and the rest of their team was injured.

Our guest today serves around 70 days in reserve duty every year!

He is a helicopter and water senior instructor for more than 20 years.  

He is a Scientific and Business Consulting in Medical Device development.

He co-founded and managed a few companies, and today he has 2 working companies in the industry.

He is a teacher at Ben Gurion University in the Negev, and above all that he is a husband and a father!

Micha Oestereich's LinkedIn profile

Our guest served in team 42, he made Aliya from Toronto Canada, and served as a lone soldier.

After the military service, he proceeded to medical school as

He was called on Oct. 7th while was in the US for his studies, and served since then in Gaza for 270 days in a row in our special vehicles division and participated in hundreds of

Our guest served in team 35, then he became a combat paramedic, and today he is a combat physician, an Orthopedic Surgeon Resident at the Tel Aviv Medical

He was called on Oct. 7th and served for 152 days in Gaza in a row in our special vehicles division and participated in hundreds of rescue missions during the war.

Our guest served in team 30, he is a professional photographer that decided to volunteer when the war started to document it from inside Gaza and show the IDF and especially Unit 669 from behind the camera.

He has more than 120 GB of footage and he is already created a book that will be in the stores soon.