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IDF Rabbi Reveals PTSD Struggle After Identifying War Dead
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First reported by Ynet · 5 hours ago
What happened
Rabbi Menachem Perl, who served in the Military Rabbinate during the Swords of Iron War, has revealed his struggle with PTSD after identifying war casualties. He is now advocating for specialized rehabilitation centers for religious and Haredi soldiers dealing with trauma.
- 01IDF Rabbi Menachem Perl reveals PTSD from identifying war dead.
- 02He is now advocating for specialized trauma care for religious soldiers.
- 03Perl worked for months identifying casualties and preparing them for burial.
- 04He experienced severe anxiety attacks and nightmares following his service.
- 05A Haredi soldier also shared difficulties with existing trauma treatment.
- 06The 'HaBayit' organization is working to establish tailored facilities.
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