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

Olena Zelenska and Israeli counterpart Michal Herzog to tour hospital and trauma centers in her first visit to Jewish state, focusing on initiatives to aid war-torn Ukraine

Shalom Rotban, who has had PTSD since 2012 Gaza war that was retriggered during 2021 conflict, was identified at a psychiatric hospital in Amman by an Arab Israeli medical student

Itzik Saidyan says reforms promoted in wake of his protest are stalling, urges government not to forget those with PTSD: 'I was trapped in a war that can't be explained in words'

As calls for emotional support spike, mental health professionals say it's normal to be highly stressed when the country is under attack on multiple fronts, as it was in past week

GrayMatters Health says world's first non-invasive apparatus for stress disorder will teach patients how to regulate activity in the part of the brain that controls emotion

In 'Victorious,' Yishai Sarid tells the story of a military psychologist who believes her job is to teach young soldiers to kill. And then her son enlists in the paratroopers

A history of treating victims of wars and the Holocaust has provided Israelis with extensive experience in handling psychological suffering

'I set myself a goal to continue to make the voice of wounded IDF veterans heard,' Itzik Saidyan says at Sheba Medical Center event, where he has been hospitalized for over a year

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