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Israeli Government Approves Major Reform to Improve Care for IDF and Security Forces Wounded

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Israeli Government Approves Major Reform to Improve Care for IDF and Security Forces Wounded
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דווח לראשונה בYnet · Jul 16, 2026

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The Israeli government approved a major reform to improve care for wounded IDF soldiers and security forces by establishing a National Authority, increasing staff by 280, allocating a one billion shekel annual budget, and integrating AI technology to streamline medical and bureaucratic processes.

  • 01Israeli government transforms Rehabilitation Division into a National Authority for wounded soldiers.
  • 02280 new social worker and therapist positions added over three years to improve care ratios.
  • 03One billion shekels annual budget approved, half the originally requested amount.
  • 04AI and digital tools introduced to expedite medical committees and automate rights processing.
  • 05Mental health services expanded with dedicated support for complex cases and families.
  • 06Prime Minister Netanyahu calls reform a moral and national duty to support wounded personnel.

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