Research has shown a heavy amount of last work in Israel’s families

The need for professional health services are difficult, and 35% of the couple seeking mental help after their partner’s maintenance.

Values ​​issued by the Israel Central Bureah of Statistics Sunday expressing the greatest impact of the additional work in military service, which are about half of marriages suffer from children.

A full research, made between April – May 2025, checked the venue-operated families during normal performance or less emergency orders between Oct. 7, 2023-Feb. 1, 2025. The findings paint a solid image of the conflict of war in advance.

According to the survey, nearly half of women who married the Solli Serve Serve reported that their marriage relationship was injured because of their partner ministry. About one-third of these women acknowledged that the damage led to the thought of separation or divorce.

Meeting between the length of the service and difficult relationships especially. While 36% of partners were married to the sellers who worked until 50 days reporting their relationship, the figure jumped a lot from 57% between 200 days.

“If we have a long time, it was a great impact on family strength,” the report said.

Children were not saved in misconceptions. The survey found that 52% of the partner reported that negative changes in their children’s attitude following the final service. The percentage increased to 63% between families where my father applies for 200 days.

The mental health problem reaches the children in their own partners. 61% of the 61% of Reserve Servicins reported that requires some kind of assistance following the Competition Supply, Requires 55% of financial or financial assistance and financial assistance and 38% of the requirements of financial assistance.

Professional Health Services

The need for professional health services are difficult, and 35% of the couple seeking mental help after their partner’s maintenance. Among the powerful stomach wives, this figure has reached 68%, indicating that there is a large work environment during a conflict.

“If it supports long, up to 250 days, the marriage arises for the seeking psychiatric,” said the report.

Families have turned to their support networks for help. Three quarters in army needs help and depend on family members or friends. Interestingly, the survey identifies cultural tension in help, 83% of religious families using support from the relatives or friends, compared with 64% of families of Jewish Orthodox families.

Official programs showed mixed functionality. While 30% of families have received assistance from IDF and 23% from local authorities, these various percentage is severely based on the service. The families of Reservists who serve over 250 days were about twice as twice that ID IDF Help as compared to those who serve a short time.

Financial support for National Insurance Center has reached many families, with 87% of couples receiving their own payments – 68% fully and 19% in part. However, important spaces remain, especially among divorced mothers and the single mothers, they receive very little support.