Professor Emeritus Shaul Kimhi, from Tel-Hai Academic College's psychology department, has studied individual, community and national resilience for 25 years. He now heads a unique study that tracks the impact of the hostage issue on the feeling of resilience in Israeli society.
Professor Emeritus Shaul Kimhi, from Tel-Hai Academic College's psychology department, has studied individual, community and national resilience for 25 years. He now heads a unique study that tracks the impact of the hostage issue on the feeling of resilience in Israeli society.
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As time goes on, many hostage families feel increasingly abandoned. They express this in conversations, mostly private ones. They…
Dr. Amir Blumenfeld, the former head of the IDF Medical Corps' trauma department, who currently advises the Hostages and Missing…
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