These IDF soldiers, despite their grievous and life-changing injuries, haven’t lost their love of and joy for life as they sing and dance as only they can.

The app, which is free for soldiers and their families, creates individualized care plans built around three pillars: mind, body, and community.

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu visited the six IDF soldiers wounded during a high-stakes raid in Syria.

The Ministry of Defense estimates that the average annual cost of treating and supporting a war-wounded individual is approximately NIS 150,000 ($40,300).

Over a third of wounded reservists are dealing with limb injuries, with the rest dealing with a variety of internal and spinal injuries, as well as eye, ear, and head wounds.

The organization has also donated armored emergency response vehicles and millions of shekels in first aid and security equipment for local response teams.

These retreats provide a therapeutic environment where soldiers who have suffered life-changing injuries can relax, connect, and prepare for the next stage of their rehabilitation.

This video shows IDF medical personnel under heavy fire evacuating dozens of soldiers wounded in Gaza to Israeli hospitals.

The 323,000-square-foot, eight-story center is expected to handle some 10,000 patients each year.

Roughly 3,000 members of the country’s security forces have been wounded since Oct. 7th.

A unique Purim party for injured troops enables them to let go of their suffering.

IDF veterans who were wounded in action, are touring US campuses to give Jewish students encouragement as they battle Jew-hatred in the academic arena.

This brave Israeli soldier lost a hand on the Gaza border, battling Hamas in Israel's 2014 war against the brutal terror group.