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Soldiers visit the site of the Supernova music festival, where photographs are displayed of the people who were killed or kidnapped during the October 7 attack by Hamas.

Israeli society traumatized since October 7, expert says

HaGal Sheli (My Wave) champions healing and resilience at White House summit

By Gal Cohen

THE FUNERAL of Sgt.-Maj. (res.) Eliraz Gabai, killed in Gaza, takes place in Tiberias, last week. Busy with fighting a war, attending funerals, and visiting the bereaved, we are suppressing a great deal of grief, the writer notes.

Jews and Arabs suffering from emotional distress since October 7

By JUDY SIEGEL-ITZKOVICH

YOUTH WORK on building their resilience at the Resilience for Our Children center in Eilat.

Children in Israel were traumatized by Hamas. The state needs a solution

By RONNY DOUEK

People crying and hugging with the Israeli flag in the background

Agreement signed to establish PTSD treatment centers throughout Israel

By JERUSALEM POST STAFF

Therapy illustration

IDF mental health chief says thousands of soldiers to suffer PTSD

By Hadar Cohen

View of a new Intensive care unit built in the underground parking lot of the Hadassah Mount Scopus Hospital, in Jerusalem, October 25, 2023.

Hadassah Medical Organization grapples with hundreds of wounded and a country with PTSD

By FELICE FRIEDSON/THE MEDIA LINE

Photo of Dr. Udi Bonstein

Nightmares of Gaza war highlight Israeli trauma and resilience

By JUDY SIEGEL-ITZKOVICH

MDA ambulance and medics (illustrative).

Man shot dead in Tel Aviv, police suspect shooter was IDF reservist with PTSD

By JERUSALEM POST STAFF

THE WRITER, second from left, poses with squadmates during a military training exercise in June 2014.

The battlefield post-Gaza is mental health

By Max Bernstein

Depression (illustrative)

Israel needs more mental health services in English

By Tatya Prochko

People crying and hugging with the Israeli flag in the background

Mental health in Israel: One in three may suffer post-trauma disorders

By DR. ITAY GAL

State Comptroller Matanyahu Englmann attends a press conference to announce the opening of an investigationn into Israel's Mount Meron disaster, at the State Comptroller offices in Jerusalem, May 3, 2021.

Comptroller: 'Too much bureaucracy in building safe rooms'

By YONAH JEREMY BOB

"We manage to save severely wounded people who previously would not have survived." Airborne evacuation of wounded from Gaza

Israel must be prepared to take care of the wounded from the war with Hamas - editorial

By JPOST EDITORIAL

Dr. Eran Harary, a psychiatrist and a Senior Vice President at Teva's Global R&D

Digital innovation can help Israel deal with October 7 trauma. Here's how

By JERUSALEM POST STAFF