A new survey reportedly finds that families of Israeli military reservists are buckling under extended wartime service, with many describing their situation as 'living in survival mode,' according to The Zioneer. The poll highlights severe strain on finances, mental health, and family stability.
A survey published by The Zioneer highlights the worsening toll on Israeli reserve force families. According to the poll, many families report living in a state of constant crisis, with financial strain, mental exhaustion, and eroded family cohesion emerging as the primary burdens. The findings echo previous reports of reservists grappling with PTSD and economic fallout after prolonged service — including over 400 days for some — though this poll provides aggregate data on the impact on entire households, not just individuals. The poll's methodology and full results have not yet been independently verified, and no specific breakdown by region or service branch is currently available.
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