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Trauma
'We must declare a state of mental health emergency for Israel’s children'
Mati Kochavi has touched hearts worldwide with Eva.Stories, conducted business in the Gulf long before the Abraham Accords, connected with key Middle Eastern leaders and became a billionaire; now he tackles Israel’s child mental health crisis and his AI-based pediatric care project aims to deliver early intervention, blending technology with human therapists for critical support
Dror Feuer
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01.15.25
'I thought India would help me, but I was lost': The space helping Israelis suffering from trauma
Israeli iNitative in India aims to help tens of thousands of Israelis who left the country amid war and find themselves having to deal with emotional baggage and trauma
Alexandra Lukash
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01.07.25
'When he came home, I could see it wasn’t my son': Mothers speak about their soldiers’ silent struggles with trauma
Facing Hamas terrorists on October 7, soldiers endured trauma and injuries, leaving parents struggling to recognize them; over a year later, mothers share their fight to help children with PTSD; 'We are their anchor; no one else will do it,' they say
Hadar Gil-Ad
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12.20.24
Hearing rocket sirens when there are none—why?
A study reveals the mental toll of prolonged war in regions like Israel and Ukraine, with phantom sirens illustrating hidden trauma and emphasizing the urgent need for accessible mental health care
Ynetnews
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12.05.24
Children in the north are not all right: 'My daughter cries at night, my son runs to the shelter from any noise'
A study of the war's impact on children and teens found that most are grappling with significant emotional challenges, exacerbated by a lack of proper guidance from adults; 'No one has taken the time to speak with educators or parents about the implications of this situation,' says Noam, a father of 3 and a mental health professional; 'Without this, there will be no real recovery'
Hadar Gil-Ad
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12.05.24
It’s not rockets destroying Israel—it's this
ILTV's Insider: Is Israel, as some have said, a nation in trauma?
Maayan Hoffman, ILTV
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11.23.24
From mild to critical: How injury severity is assessed in Israel
In Israel’s complex security reality, injury classification is vital for saving lives; What qualifies as 'moderate,' and what’s the difference between 'severe' and 'critical'? How do medics prioritize evacuations? Senior experts shed light on these questions
Eitan Gefen
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10.31.24
Are mental disorders linked to childhood trauma?
A study involving thousands of twin pairs explores whether mental disorders are caused by genetics, environment, or both
Tal Fisher / Davidson Institute of Science
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09.20.24
'You survived for a reason; use that gift to live fully'
Offering a brief escape from the turmoil back home following October 7, a unique retreat in a Mediterranean paradise provides a healing and rejuvenating experience for disabled IDF veterans; they share powerful stories of resilience and recovery
Ilan Levinsohn, Paphos
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07.01.24
Mental health of teens, children deteriorates as conflict on northern border continues
War-related trauma prevents children from the north from going to school but the Education Ministry is unable to provide assistance; Educational psychologist Abigail Bar describes the severe distress in the north
Tamar Trabelsi-Hadad
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06.03.24
'I dream that everyone will see what I do to remember my father'
On October 7, Daria Karp, 10, saw her father and his partner killed by terrorists at home; though still affected, she's found a creative outlet in art, showing promise despite fears of new noises, says her mother Reut
Havatzelet Damari
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04.29.24
Navigating trauma memory
The brains of people who are reminded of similar past events typically follow similar patterns of activity; when it comes to the memory of trauma, it seems that this is not the case
Tal Fisher/Davidson Institute of Science
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04.27.24
Children of Gaza border area may be a lost generation
There is no sound of laughter coming from the 9-, 10- and 11-year-old children at the opening of their makeshift school in a kibbutz near the Gaza border; their traumas have cut deep into their souls, most with family members murdered or taken hostage
Sima Kadmon
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03.14.24
'The children are drawing severed limbs' after October 7 trauma
Teachers' union head says drawings are an outlet for mounting distress; warns a military win will not replace the need to deal with their trauma
Tamar Trabelsi-Haddad
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02.20.24
Holocaust survivors displaced, lost grandchildren: 'Atrocities committed by Hamas revived past traumas'
Ahead of International Holocaust Remembrance Day, the Holocaust Survivors' Rights Authority discloses living conditions of over 137,000 Holocaust survivors currently residing in Israel, many of whom feel less safe since Hamas attack
Hadar Gil-Ad
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01.26.24
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