Israel Police inaugurates its first resilience center in Be'er Sheva to support officers facing operational and personal burdens.
Israel's government approved NIS 33.66 million for 15 resilience centers, ensuring continued civilian support and emergency preparedness through 2026.
Israel approves NIS 33.6M for 15 mental health resilience centers in 2026, offering trauma care and emergency preparedness to war-affected residents.
Israel's resilience centers nationwide will continue operating through 2026 as the government approves NIS 33.6 million to strengthen civil resilience and.
