Nearly 120,000 Israelis Recognized as Terror Victims Since Oct. 7
Translated & summarized from i24NEWS French by baba
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- 120,000 Israelis recognized as terror victims since Oct. 7.
- National Insurance Institute released the figures on Sunday.
- Victims include those with physical and psychological trauma.
- Support includes compensation, medical, and psychological care.
- Authorities note ongoing psychological consequences of the attacks.
Approximately 120,000 Israelis have been officially recognized as victims of terrorist acts since the Hamas attack on October 7, 2023, according to figures released Sunday by the National Insurance Institute. This designation includes individuals who sustained direct physical injuries during attacks, as well as those experiencing psychological consequences stemming from the events and the subsequent three years of conflict.
The data indicates a significant rise in the number of Israelis receiving support through the national framework for victims of hostilities. This support encompasses financial compensation, medical treatment, psychological counseling, and various rehabilitation programs.
Authorities emphasize that the repercussions of the October 7th attacks continue to unfold long after the initial assaults, particularly concerning psychological trauma affecting survivors, their families, and residents of areas directly impacted by the fighting. The release of these statistics precedes the third anniversary of the October 7th attacks and coincides with updated reports on Israel's human losses since the war began.
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