ILThe Israeli Defense Ministry and the Friends of the Israeli Defense Forces (FIDF) have agreed to establish a new rehabilitation center for soldiers with traumatic brain injuries. This initiative follows recent government approval to improve the rehabilitation system for wounded IDF personnel. Since October 7, over 26,000 injured soldiers and security personnel have required treatment, with around 300 suffering from traumatic brain injuries, many needing extended care. The new facility, set to open in 2030, will be located in Tel Aviv and will replace the outdated Beit Marguza center in Jaffa. It will provide comprehensive rehabilitation services, including occupational therapy, social work, and cognitive rehabilitation, and will serve approximately 60 veterans. The FIDF has pledged $10 million toward the $24 million total cost of the project.
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