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Rebuilding the mind after battle: How FIDF is revolutionizing trauma care for Israel’s veterans
From nationwide mental health clinics to dedicated reserve family support, FIDF is establishing a long-term safety net for combat veterans and their loved ones.
IDF chief Zamir visits wounded soldiers at Sheba Medical Center ahead of Rosh Hashanah
Adidas apologizes for campaign featuring disabled IDF soldier following calls to boycott
Adidas faces boycott calls over 'single shoe' campaign with former Israel soldier and amputee
Can PTSD be diagnosed via saliva? - study
Thanks to this study, it could be possible, in the future, to use objective molecular and biological characteristics to diagnose PSTD sufferers, taking into account environmental influences.
Car, housing bill for disabled veterans, more One Soul reforms announced
A new IDF "One Soul" reform to ease to process for soldiers seeking disability status was announced by Prime Minister Yair Lapid.
Defense Ministry implements One Soul reform for disabled IDF veterans
The Rehabilitation Division has begun to implement recommendations from the Committee for Preventing Violence and Suicide Among Disabled IDF Veterans.
This Jewish-American organization is helping IDF soldiers with PTSD with dogs
Dogs4Soldiers, under the Belev Echad organization, combines dog therapy with other treatment methods to help IDF veterans battling PTSD.
Itzik Saidian makes first public appearance since self-immolation
Saidian was greeted by President Isaac Herzog at an event hosted by Sheba Medical Center, where he has been hospitalized in the hospital's burn unit since the self-immolation.
IDF soldiers scarred from service come to New York to heal
The trip was part of the flagship program of an organization called “Belev Echad” (Hebrew for “With One Heart”), which began as an impromptu initiative to help wounded IDF soldiers in need.
Disabled IDF veteran attempts to self-immolate in Jerusalem
The IDF veteran was stopped by police and firefighting forces while soaked in gasoline.
Remembrance Day: How Israel cares for the families of fallen soldiers
The Defense Ministry's Department of Families and Commemorations cares for all bereaved families, in Israel and abroad.
IDF holds remembrance operation ahead of Remembrance Day
Troops in the 80th Division of the Southern Command are holding three-day-long "operation" to honor veterans who fought in the War of Independence.
Defense Ministry program for disabled veterans moves forward
Approximately 7,200 applicants are awaiting responses regarding recognition of their disabilities and the degree of help that will be offered to them. The One Soul program will speed up the process.
