The Long Road to Recovery After Surviving Hamas

An initiative supporting Israel’s wounded-in-action soldiers, Belev Echad, helps them rehabilitate and eases their transition back into mainstream society.

AP/Hussein Malla
Smoke rises from an Israeli army position that was hit by Hezbollah missiles, as seen from Rmeish, a Lebanese border village, November 20, 2023. AP/Hussein Malla

When Neta David, 21, attended the Nova music festival on October 7, she had no idea that she would need to utilize her experience as a border police commander in order to survive the unexpected horrors awaiting her and hundreds of other partygoers. 

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