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Or Hadar
'Sat in shelters for nothing': Israelis welcome Iran ceasefire with mixed feelings
Residents venture out and public spaces fill again, but many say war ended without decisive outcome and fear another round, while tensions remain high in the north and uncertainty over the ceasefire
Or Hadar
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04.08.26
Patients warn of unsafe, crowded conditions in underground Israeli hospital wards
Hospitals moved patients to fortified underground areas during the war, raising concerns over crowding, poor ventilation, infection risks and lack of privacy as facilities operate under prolonged emergency conditions
Or Hadar
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04.06.26
Over 2,000 Israelis injured rushing to shelters since start of war with Iran
Rambam Medical Center study of 174 cases finds 88% of injuries during missile sirens occur inside homes, often en route to safe rooms, with over a third involving fractures and many requiring surgery, highlighting hidden risks during emergency runs
Or Hadar
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04.05.26
Wounded twice since Oct. 7, reserve officer says he is determined to return to duty
'As long as I’m alive, I will continue serving': after being wounded twice, in Gaza and Lebanon, Maj. H. is still recovering but already planning to return to reserve duty; 'I don’t see myself as a hero,' he says
Or Hadar
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04.01.26
‘When sirens sound, it feels like a heart attack’: anxiety cases surge amid war
More than 38,000 have sought mental health help since the Iran war began, but officials warn this is only the tip of the iceberg, as patients report severe anxiety symptoms triggered by sirens and experts explain the impact and risks
Or Hadar
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03.31.26
Missile fire triggers sirens in south as IDF pounds Iranian arms production sites
Military says it struck Iran’s main naval missile and sea mine production site in Yazd, along with ballistic missile and air defense targets
Elisha Ben Kimon, Ilana Curiel, Or Hadar
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03.27.26
Edna B. Foa, pioneer of trauma therapy who helped October 7 victims, dies at 89
World-renowned psychologist shaped PTSD treatment and trained Israeli therapists until her final days; colleagues say her work saved countless lives and call her death a profound loss to the field
Or Hadar
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03.26.26
Surgeon who treated hundreds of terror victims to receive Israel Prize for lifetime achievement
Prof. Avraham Rivkind, a pioneer of trauma care who treated victims of terror attacks and IDF soldiers, will be honored on Independence Day for decades of life-saving work and shaping Israel’s emergency medicine system
Tamar Trabelsi-Hadad, Or Hadar
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03.24.26
Doctor, Israeli Air Force major and a single mother: 'The challenge is coming home to a different front'
Dr. A., 42, a physician at Sourasky Medical Center, has served about 300 days in the reserves since Oct. 7 as an Israeli Air Force major, while raising 7-year-old twins on the autism spectrum and leaving a new NICU fellowship within days to deploy
Or Hadar
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03.22.26
Weather forecast: desert low-pressure system brings heavy haze, strong winds, flood risk
Deep desert low expected to bring winds up to 100 km/h, heavy haze and dust storms across Israel, with local rain and possible flash floods in the Judean Desert and Dead Sea; officials warn of very high air pollution
Or Hadar, Ilana Curiel
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03.14.26
Sirens, stress and sleepless nights: how lack of sleep affects the body during wartime
Sirens at all hours, repeated runs to the safe room and ongoing stress have disrupted sleep since the war with Iran began, affecting both body and mind; the good news: sleep should improve when routine returns, and there are ways to ease falling asleep now
Or Hadar
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03.11.26
Petah Tikva residents identified as victims of Iran missile strike on central Israel construction site
Amid Murtuzov and Rustam Golumov named as construction workers killed after missile fragments struck a construction site in Yahud during an Iranian barrage on central Israel
Or Hadar
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03.10.26
War fears keep Israelis with stroke symptoms away from ERs, doctors warn
Emergency room visits for suspected stroke have dropped about 30% since the war began; doctors warn that fear of leaving home may cause patients to delay care, increasing the risk of irreversible brain damage
Or Hadar
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03.10.26
The pill keeping fighter pilots awake: how a drug helps air forces fly through extreme fatigue
As Israeli and Western pilots fly increasingly long missions, doctors say the wake-promoting drug modafinil is helping maintain alertness and decision-making under extreme fatigue, replacing older amphetamine stimulants once known as 'go pills'
Or Hadar
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03.07.26
'We didn’t hesitate for a moment': 180 Israeli medical workers to return on rescue flight
A rescue flight from Athens carrying Israeli doctors and nurses is expected to land Thursday as the Health Ministry works to bring home more than 1,000 medical workers stranded abroad
Or Hadar
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03.04.26
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