Israeli team makes a splash in debut at sports competition for wounded combatants from around the world, meets 'kind and friendly' games founder Prince Harry

The three-day event brings together more than 100 Israeli and British military veterans for an athletic competition, sightseeing, and a chance to bond with comrades-in-arms

Former soldiers describe experiences with war and terror to Jews coping with collegiate anti-Zionism; new report claims increasing attacks on Jewish student identity

Trips organized by the non-profit Belev Echad give injured IDF soldiers the chance to connect with US Jews and with each other

PTSD-afflicted former soldier Itzik Saidyan, who set himself on fire in April to protest alleged neglect by state, issues well-wishes to medical staff on national Doctor's Day

Itzik Saidyan leaves hospital treatment room in wheelchair; PTSD-afflicted ex-soldier set himself on fire in April to protest alleged neglect by state

Doctors rule out visitors for Itzik Saidyan for two weeks while they try to determine what caused his condition to deteriorate

Itzik Saidyan receives visits from Religious Zionism MKs, singer Aviv Geffen; brother hails ongoing recovery, thanks doctors and country for prayers

Doctors slowly bringing Itzik Saidyan out of coma; family says he is showing signs he is aware of his surroundings

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