As the rate of harm to mental health in the country increased, the number of gun license requests being sent to the Health Ministry for review should have remained constant or increased.
Israel’s Health Ministry issued new guidelines for treating former Hamas hostages, focusing on trauma recovery, reintegration, and mental health support.
The ministry expressed solidarity with the families of those who have not yet returned and reaffirmed its hope for the safe return of all hostages.
The integration of new technologies and treatment paradigms into the country’s health system each year enhances patients’ quality of life and enables many to manage their illnesses more effectively.
The four freed hostages were admitted to the third floor of Schneider Children's Medical Center and began a series of medical exams.
Procedures include pregnancy tests, checks for starvation and nutrient imbalance, and private psychological treatment.
The peer-reviewed statistical analysis published in The Lancet did not provide an estimate of Palestinian combatants among the dead.
The decision follows the devastating losses of many families during the Israel-Hamas war, where children were tragically killed in Hamas’s brutal terror attack and the ensuing war in Gaza and Lebanon
Kalibat, who was suspected of positioning the explosive device on the premises and detonating it via a remote control fled the country in March of 2022.
The breakout of the Israel-Hamas War meant that immediately supplying whole blood matched by type was even better for saving the wounded – to the satisfaction of the Israel Medical Corps.
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