
Parental Burnout Drives Children’s Wartime Distress, Study Finds
A Hebrew University study in Israel, led by Dr. Dana Lassri, shows children's wartime distress is linked to parental burnout, not a parent's military.

A Hebrew University study in Israel, led by Dr. Dana Lassri, shows children's wartime distress is linked to parental burnout, not a parent's military.
Israel's Health Ministry boosts northern hospital readiness, preparing for mass casualty incidents and reinforcing medical teams and equipment.
The Ministry of Health has updated its guidelines for the health system, enhancing cyber defense and prioritizing home hospitalization for continued readiness.
The Ministry of Agriculture and Food Security has published guidelines for pet care during emergencies, emphasizing preparedness and identification for lost.

Abarbanel Mental Health Center is in full emergency mode, maintaining therapeutic continuity and support for patients and families amid current events.

The Ministry of Education's Emotional-Social Support Center is providing 24/7 emergency emotional support in multiple languages for students, parents.
Israel's Health Ministry states 456 people have been evacuated to hospitals since the war began, with 86 currently hospitalized.
90 Israelis received medical treatment for light injuries on Saturday during Iranian missile attacks, with most hurt by falling shrapnel or while reaching.

As Iranian missiles strike, Israeli hospitals in Jerusalem, Petach Tikva, and Nahariya moved patients to fortified underground wards for safety and continuous.
Operation Roaring Lion has seen 456 hospital evacuations, with 86 patients hospitalized. The Ministry of Health offers guidance for older adults.