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ERAN Data Reveals Persistent Mental Health Crisis in Israel Post-October 7
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OriginalIsrael continues to face major mental health struggles in wake of October 7, ERAN data show
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- Over 928,000 Israelis have received mental health aid from ERAN since October 7.
- Suicidality concerns among youth have nearly doubled since the war began.
- Requests related to loneliness have sharply increased, reaching 41% by the third year.
- Calls from soldiers regarding violence and sexual harm doubled in the first two years.
- ERAN provided digital and hotline services to hundreds of thousands of individuals.
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