Injured IDF veterans with no prior international competition experience say they are proud to represent country in swimming, cycling, table tennis, archery, and indoor rowing

Ministry says experts will look into cases of Bar Kalaf and Or Donio and formulate work plans to improve treatment of veterans suffering mental illness

Ministry says 38-year-old not recognized as disabled veteran after application denied in 2012; he is taken to hospital in good condition

A total of 20 injured service members will be treated at Sheba Medical Center as part of an agreement reached between Israel and Ukraine

After years of being kept out of the British-led competition, Israel invited to take part in the 2023 games in Dusseldorf

Games held for second time at Tel Aviv's Beit Halochem center for wounded veterans; 65 UK participants and their families tour the country as part of the week-long event

Widely considered a 'must' for Israel's birthday until now, fireworks canceled this year in many cities and towns out of respect for military veterans suffering from post-trauma

Navy troops were forced to scuba dive for years in the deeply polluted Kishon River, leading to high rates of cancer and other illnesses; Gantz calls decision 'historic justice'

British minister lauds Israel for treatment of vets in 2nd Veteran Games and Conference

Protest comes as government approval of One Soul, the Defense Ministry plan to improve treatment for disabled ex-soldiers, is held up by fighting over funding