Their decade-long captivity speaks volumes about the worst of human nature, of the depth of cruelty of which humans are capable.
Israel’s Health Ministry issued new guidelines for treating former Hamas hostages, focusing on trauma recovery, reintegration, and mental health support.
Our message is clear: These spaces must be integrated into routine care. They must not be seen as temporary emergency solutions – they should be part of the public health system.
The national center for victims of psychological trauma, "Returning to Life," has been opened in Haifa and Nahariya, supporting those who have suffered psychological trauma due to the war.
A new program is bringing mental health support to Israel’s haredi community, tackling deep-rooted stigma.
Instead of fixating on incomplete statistics, we need to focus on practical reforms that will make a real difference.
Since the war began, 846 soldiers and security personnel have been killed, and 15,000 have been wounded, and 7,500 deal with psychological trauma, including PTSD.