Yes. The more organisations in the area where they seek to work this way ❤️.
I wasn't sure whether to post this but felt it spoke volumes.
Something terribly sad in Haaretz today.
"IDF's mental health crisis deepens as two more soldiers die by suicide"
What happens when some young people are forced to take up arms, what they have seen, what they are forced to do. It can harden you - or break you.
Quote here is directly from Haaretz
"Military Police probing death by suicide of two Israeli soldiers
Two female IDF soldiers died by suicide over the past two days, continuing a trend that began after October 7, 2023, of rising suicides within Israel's defense establishment.
In southern Israel, a combat soldier died on Tuesday after being found injured at an IDF base, while another soldier who served in a classified role in Military Intelligence died two days earlier at a base in the center of the country, prompting the Military Police to open an investigation into the circumstances of both cases.
Since the beginning of 2026, at least 16 active-duty soldiers have died by suicide, as well as nine additional soldiers who served during the war but were not on active duty at the time of their death. In the decade before the October 7 war, the average number of military suicides was 12 per year. Since then, the number has risen, with 22 dying by suicide in 2025 – the highest figure in 15 years.
Officially, the military's Mental Health Department says it has not identified clear common characteristics among suicide cases since the start of the war, and attributes the figures to the increase in the amount of time people are serving, particularly in the reserves."
It is important not to paint all as monsters as has sometimes happened.
