National Insurance: Over 87,000 Victims of Hostilities Since October 7
Translated & summarized from Ynet by baba
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- Over 87,000 victims of hostilities recognized since October 7.
- Most victims are from the October 7 attacks and the subsequent war.
- Nearly 40,000 victims have been recognized for disability.
- Over 34,000 recognized victims suffer from psychological trauma.
- 1,029 civilians, including 63 children, have been murdered since the war began.
The National Insurance Institute reported that since October 7, 87,286 individuals have been recognized as victims of hostilities. The majority of these cases stem from the October 7 Hamas attacks, with the remainder attributed to the ongoing war and operations in Iran. Approximately 43,000 victims have applied for disability recognition, and around 40,000 have already been recognized. Of those recognized, 34,878 were identified as suffering from psychological trauma. The institute also stated that 1,029 civilians have been murdered since the war began, including 63 children and teenagers.
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