Ezra wakes up in a hospital bed, his body aching. Images of fallen comrades swim through his mind. His eyes scan for threats.
But he’s not in Gaza anymore. He is NOT in Gaza anymore, he keeps telling himself.
"Saba?" Ezra’s granddaughter's voice pulls him back from the brink. She's holding his hand, looking into his eyes with concern. Ezra realizes he's been lost in his memories again, trapped in a loop of trauma.
A decorated IDF veteran, Ezra faces a new battle: His mind. After countless days on the front lines, the transition to civilian life has been anything but peaceful. Sleepless nights, anxiety attacks, and a pervasive sense of dread make ordinary days a struggle.
Ezra’s modest pension can't cover the specialized therapy he needs—not just to function, but to live fully again. Without help, his condition might deteriorate beyond repair. Click here to help>>>
Organization Shomrei Yisroel has launched an emergency campaign to provide our IDF heroes with much-needed emotional support and therapy. They served bravely, protecting our nation's safety. Now, as they grapple with the aftermath, we face a crucial question:
Will we stand by our soldiers when they're most vulnerable?
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