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MILITARY & VETERAN HEALTH • ISRAEL

Experts say Israeli military faces pressure to provide reservists mental health care

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Experts say the Israeli military and Defense Ministry are struggling to meet reservists’ demand for mental health care, according to The Jerusalem Post. The military says it has expanded the capacity and quality of its services since the war began.

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The report concerns care for Israeli reservists; the supplied article does not identify a direct effect on the United States.