The Zioneer reports that more than 70% of IDF soldiers wounded during the war have returned to service. Since the war began, the reserve force has grown by about 36%, including roughly 22,000 people who had previously been exempted and were brought back into service.
The Zioneer reports that more than 70% of IDF soldiers wounded during the war have returned to service. The reserve force has grown by about 36% since the war began, including the return of roughly 22,000 people who had previously received exemptions. The number of soldiers moving directly from compulsory service into the reserves has risen by about 38%.
In separate earlier reports, The Zioneer reported on Aug. 5 that three out of four wounded soldiers had returned to service, alongside a total of more than 8,900 wounded. On July 2, The Zioneer reported that about 26,200 wounded IDF and security personnel were receiving care through the Defense Ministry’s Rehabilitation Division. On July 28, The Zioneer reported IDF data showing about 4,000 Haredi men had enlisted in the previous year, compared with about 2,800 the year before.
4 developments
- Developing75% of war-wounded soldiers returned to service, total exceeds 8,900 — The Zioneer reports
- DevelopingIDF announces 30 soldiers killed, over 1,300 wounded in Lebanon since March 2
- DevelopingPentagon: 96% of nearly 100 US soldiers wounded in Iranian attacks returned to duty, most with mild head trauma
- Developing23 soldiers killed in Lebanon since April ceasefire, Channel 7 reports
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