The Zioneer reports this morning that more than 8,900 soldiers have been wounded in the war, the longest in Israel's history, and three out of four have returned to military service. The figure of 75% slightly differs from an earlier report of 77% return rate.
The Zioneer reported this morning that more than 8,900 soldiers have been wounded in the war — the longest in Israel's history — and roughly three out of four have returned to active service in the IDF. The figure of 75% slightly revises an earlier report from The Zioneer at 07:02 that cited a 77% return rate. The total wounded count underscores the heavy toll of the prolonged conflict, even as the high return rate signals resilience among troops.
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