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IDF Investigates Military Service Link in Reservist Uriel Molto Gethon's Suicide

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First reported by Ynet · Aug 16, 2026

What happened

Uriel Molto Gethon, a 24-year-old IDF reservist from Karmiel, died by suicide last week. The IDF's preliminary investigation suggests his death may be linked to his military service. Authorities are offering support to his family and may recognize him as a service-related casualty, granting them benefits. Local officials and comrades highlighted the mental health challenges faced by reservists after combat.

  • 01Uriel Molto Gethon, 24, a reservist from Karmiel, died by suicide last Thursday.
  • 02IDF's initial probe indicates his death may be connected to his military service.
  • 03The IDF offered family support and may classify him as a service-related casualty.
  • 04Karmiel's mayor called for expanded mental health aid for reservists post-service.
  • 05A fellow soldier emphasized the invisible wounds carried by returning fighters.
  • 06The Ministry of Defense will decide on benefits eligibility based on the causal link.

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Arutz ShevaRight · HebrewAug 16, 2026
IDF Investigates Military Service Link in Reservist Uriel Molto Gethon's Suicide
YnetCenter · HebrewAug 16, 2026
Reserve Soldier Uriel Getahon Dies by Suicide, Highlighting Hidden Wounds of War

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