MK Michal Woldiger (Religious Zionist Party) said at the Channel 14 Resilience and Mental Health Conference that every Israeli citizen is experiencing post-traumatic stress and that families also need mental health support. She stated that budgets have been allocated and laws changed, with additional goals to advance in the next Knesset term, according to Channel 14.
MK Michal Woldiger, a Religious Zionist Party lawmaker who has been a prominent advocate for combat-related mental health, broadened her call to encompass all Israelis and their families. Speaking at the Channel 14 Resilience and Mental Health Conference, she described the national psychological toll of recent events and stressed that the support system must extend beyond soldiers to include their relatives. As The Zioneer has previously reported, Woldiger praised the Combat PTSD law earlier this month, which grants legal status to soldiers suffering from post-traumatic stress. Her latest remarks signal a push for a wider societal approach to mental health care, with new legislative goals expected in the coming Knesset term.
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