Idf veteran
Hind Rajab Foundation files complaint against Israeli-American tourist in Sri Lanka
The complaint filed by the Belgium-based Palestinian organization marks the first filed against an American citizen outside the United States.
Reservists Party opens HQ in Kiryat Shmona under Hezbollah fire, urges leaders to move north
TAU announces a special admission framework for IDF veterans injured in the Swords of Iron War
Beit Arazim: Helping rebuild Israel, one wounded soldier at a time
Itzik Saidian makes first public appearance since self-immolation
Saidian was greeted by President Isaac Herzog at an event hosted by Sheba Medical Center, where he has been hospitalized in the hospital's burn unit since the self-immolation.
IDF soldiers scarred from service come to New York to heal
The trip was part of the flagship program of an organization called “Belev Echad” (Hebrew for “With One Heart”), which began as an impromptu initiative to help wounded IDF soldiers in need.
Disabled IDF veteran attempts to self-immolate in Jerusalem
The IDF veteran was stopped by police and firefighting forces while soaked in gasoline.
Remembrance Day: How Israel cares for the families of fallen soldiers
The Defense Ministry's Department of Families and Commemorations cares for all bereaved families, in Israel and abroad.
IDF holds remembrance operation ahead of Remembrance Day
Troops in the 80th Division of the Southern Command are holding three-day-long "operation" to honor veterans who fought in the War of Independence.
Defense Ministry program for disabled veterans moves forward
Approximately 7,200 applicants are awaiting responses regarding recognition of their disabilities and the degree of help that will be offered to them. The One Soul program will speed up the process.
Reuven Magen, IDF veteran who survived attack in Gaza war, dies at 27
A soldier in the 53rd Armored Regiment, Magen was wounded and survived after a mortar shell exploded during Operation Protective Edge in 2014.
IDF vet who self-immolated speaks, first recording since incident
Saidian first woke up from a medically induced coma in September, and he thanked his doctors in honor of Doctors Appreciation Day.
These Israeli mental health nonprofits were started by those who struggled
What could be more powerful than being helped by those who have struggled with the same issues you face? These four nonprofits were founded with that very premise.
IDF veterans discuss IDF and Israel with US college students
The Belev Echad organization works with Chabad on Campus to young IDF veterans to the US for two weeks of exposure, awareness and inspiration.
