Danny

Danny, an Israeli soldier (name withheld), is currently receiving equine therapy to cope with post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD). He was called up for duty on October 7th following the attacks and was assigned to a unit tasked with evacuating bodies from Kibbutz Kissufim under active fire. He served for six months in this capacity. Danny's story is newsworthy due to the escalating PTSD crisis in Israel following the October 7th attacks and the subsequent conflict. His experience highlights the psychological toll of the conflict on Israeli soldiers and the use of alternative therapies like equine therapy to address these challenges. The article emphasizes the growing need for mental health support for soldiers in Israel as the country faces ongoing security threats and escalating tensions.