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Tag Archives: PTSD
EVENT “When the Smoke Clears” from Jerusalem U to be screened locally for Tisha B’Av
THE JEWISH VOICE New Documentary Highlights Plight of Wounded IDF Veterans as PTSD Day is Observed June 27, 2018 Following the international launch of the film When The Smoke Clears: A Story of Brotherhood, Resilience and Hope on Israel’s Memorial … Continue reading
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Tagged Jerusalem U, PTSD, Tisha B'Av, When the Smoke Clears
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IDF program helps prevent PTSD with treatment on the battlefield
BREAKING ISRAEL NEWS by Ahuva Balofsky September 16, 2014 A new program developed by the Israel Defense Force’s medical corps and first implemented during Operation Protective Edge aims at preventing post-traumatic stress disorder by treating soldiers right on the battlefield. … Continue reading