Nearly 1 Million Israelis Contacted Mental Health Hotline in Three Years of War
Summarized from The Times of Israel by baba
Israel's ERAN mental health hotline received nearly 1 million calls over three years of war, with a significant rise in suicidal thoughts among young people and increasing loneliness across the population. The service also noted substantial mental strain on military personnel.
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- Nearly 1 million Israelis contacted ERAN for mental health support since October 7, 2023.
- Suicidal thoughts increased significantly among young adults and teenagers.
- Loneliness became the most common concern, rising to 41% of calls.
- Military personnel reported significant isolation and mental strain.
- Calls related to anxiety and trauma decreased, indicating a shift in concerns.
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