Wounded IDF soldiers complete semester through Bar-Ilan University academic program

Hashalom Project helps them regain confidence, pursue academic goals and prepare for life after military service.
Forty-six Israel Defense Forces (IDF) soldiers, wounded during the Swords of Iron war, successfully completed a semester of academic studies through Bar-Ilan University's Hashalom Project. This rehabilitation initiative, which combines higher education with physical and emotional recovery, saw participants study subjects such as engineering, law, and life sciences. The program provides individualized support, including academic tutoring, emotional assistance, and accessibility services, to help soldiers regain confidence and prepare for life after military service. Zohar Yinon, Bar-Ilan University Senior Executive Vice President and CEO, stated, "I hope this year has given you not only knowledge, but also confidence; not only courses, but a launching point for the next step in your journey." The university has also created a dedicated admissions pathway for Hashalom participants to continue into undergraduate degree programs.
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