The Ministry of Defense's Rehabilitation Division in Israel reports a significant increase in the number of wounded soldiers and security personnel, with around 82,400 currently under care. Since the Swords of Iron War began in October 2023, about 22,000 new wounded have entered the system, with over half suffering from psychological injuries. The division is seeing a surge in monthly recognition requests and anticipates treating 100,000 wounded by 2028, many requiring mental-health support. In response, budgets for rehabilitation and mental-health services have grown substantially, and new initiatives are being launched to address the rising needs, including expanded emotional therapy, crisis intervention, and employment programs. The data also highlights the demographic breakdown of the wounded, the prevalence of severe disabilities, and the ongoing efforts to support both the injured and their families.