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Mental Health
5 months after release from Gaza, Avera Mengistu leaves the hospital
Mengistu, who suffers from mental illness, crossed into Gaza and was held for more than a decade by Hamas; His family: 'a significant step in his life'
Or Hadar, Roni Green Shaulov
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07.22.25
'Stop whining!': IDF soldiers ordered to resume training hours after comrade’s suicide
Just days after soldier’s suicide at Golan Heights training base, comrades say they were forced to resume intense drills near the scene, facing insensitive treatment and limited mental health support; military says quick routine helps cope with loss
Yoav Zitun
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07.21.25
Expert says 70% of Israelis show trauma symptoms amid ongoing conflict
Prof. Eyal Fruchter, co-founder of the ICAR Collective: 'One of the biggest things that trauma causes is a change in the perception of the world as not manageable and dangerous'
Maayan Hoffman, ILTV
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06.25.25
Exhausted and uncertain: IDF soldiers talk about mental toll of Gaza combat
After nearly two years of combat in Gaza, troops describe emotional and psychological toll of prolonged warfare—from burnout and trauma to frustration with unclear goals—as many prepare to leave active duty only to face immediate reserve service
Gal Ganot
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06.10.25
Israel opens world's first research institute studying hope
Hebrew University pioneers global first institute for hope science, teaching resilience amid war; national 'hope index' to launch and inspect Israeli society's level
Anat Lev Adler
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06.08.25
Healers among some 3 million Israelis who could be suffering from PTSD
A new program helps address burnout and second-degree trauma in the thousands of professionals working to support Israelis directly affected by the war
Maayan Hoffman, The Media Line
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06.01.25
Over 500,000 Israelis sought mental help since war's start, report reveals
Mental health NGO ERAN reveals surge in psychological distress among IDF reservists, soldiers and families; shift from trauma to depression underscores prolonged mental health crisis, experts warn
Or Hadar
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05.27.25
Two-week smartphone internet block unlocks health benefits, study finds
New study demonstrates that temporarily blocking smartphone internet access for two weeks significantly enhances sustained attention, mental health and overall well-being
Dr. Shirley Hersko
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05.20.25
'Here we can act like ourselves, no judgement:' Recovering from the trauma of war
Soldiers returning from the Gaza war find relief from the mental toll at a retreat offering emotional and physical release through movement, farming, and open dialogue
Yair Kraus
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04.26.25
When granny starts telling dirty jokes: These are the early signs of dementia
Although most people see memory loss as the earliest indication of cognitive decline, symptoms of dementia can appear years earlier and include behavioral changes, sleep disorders and loss of empathy; these are things to look out for
Dr. Oren Tene
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04.20.25
Can salt affect your mood? New study suggests high-sodium diet may trigger depression
New study finds potential causal link between high-sodium diet and depression-like symptoms in mice, underscoring the growing importance of balanced nutrition for mental health
Eitan Gefen
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04.12.25
How Oct. 7 and the ongoing war haunting our dreams?
Fish swimming in murky waters and deceased relatives suddenly returning for a visit — new studies are trying to uncover which recurring themes appear in Israelis’ dreams since October 7, whether collective dreaming is real, and how the subconscious steps in to give us the strength we lacked in the moment
Shira Kadari-Ovadia
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04.11.25
‘Out of breaking points comes opportunity’: Israel maps mental health tech boom
After October 7, Israel sees a mental health tech boom: 117 startups tackling trauma, resilience with AI, self-care and automation; Collaboration, funding and policy changes are crucial to accelerate healing, say experts
Maayan Hoffman/The Media Line
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03.24.25
IDF reservists plead for mental health support: 'No one has the right to exploit us'
Many reservists seeking mental health care face severe therapist shortage; new Defense Ministry initiative overwhelmed, leaving many without support; 'If the state wants me as a soldier, it must provide proper care,' says reservist struggling to get help
Gal Ganot
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03.04.25
Psychologists call out APA over antisemitism, pro-Hamas rhetoric in official forums
Thousands of mental health professionals accuse APA of tolerating antisemitism after forums feature posts supporting terror and calling for Israel’s destruction; ex-APA official calls Zionism 'settler psychosis'; Jewish members say silenced
Daniel Edelson, New York
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03.01.25
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