Veterans
Israel Basketball Association launches 'Back in the Game' initiative for veterans with PTSD
The initiative was created in response to requests from members of the Zahal Disabled Veterans Organization, who said basketball had become an important outlet in helping them cope with trauma.
WATCH: A son's tale of an Ammunition Hill hero
Trump signs order to accelerate Ibogaine research for veterans with PTSD
As Israel’s PTSD crisis deepens, new treatment offers hope for scarred IDF veterans
ER doctor at Florida veterans hospital shot by double amputee shooter
Bon is a homeless veteran who spent a short time in the U.S. Army in the ‘70s.
To be a part of the IDF disabled veterans
“Dad, it’s me, I am injured but I am alive.”
Pedal to the metal – in Israel
From Odessa to Ashkelon.
Vets group helps Americans and Israelis cure deep wounds
Heroes to Heroes brings veterans from across the United States to Israel so they can experience the Jewish State’s ability to cure their deepest wounds.
Dear Israelis, dear veterans
We are convinced that the memory of our fallen and the common victory over Nazism has always been and will continue to be a uniting factor.
Palmach Veteran Naomi Polani honored by President Reuven Rivlin
Rivlin called her “the mother of the entertainment units.”
Pigeons, winged warriors that helped Israel to victory 70 years ago
Lacking communication devices during the war, the Israeli forces relied on a clandestine network of 68 dovecots spread across the country, and ran 'pigeoneer' courses for soldiers.
Grapevine: Presidential travels
The prominence of the Recanati family can be traced back to Saloniki in Greece, where its members were among the leaders of the Jewish community.
Disabled veterans wheel through Jerusalem in annual torch race
Rivlin meets with disabled soldiers several times a year in different parts of the country.
Rivlin recognizes disabled soldiers and victims of terror
"We could do more for you,” President Reuven Rivlin acknowledged, pledging: “And we will do more for you.”
