Lone soldier center
Only 500 of the 13,000 lone reservists have received mental health support since Oct. 7
The war is also taking a psychological toll on thousands of lone soldiers, most of whom need mental health support.
The Michael Levin Base: A welcoming home away from home for lone soldiers
Devora Ruderman: A lone ‘Bat Sherut’ making a difference
This lone soldier organization is fighting for a better future for post-war Israel
First state-of-the-art building for lone soldiers breaks ground in Israel
The home will provide housing for 222 courageous lone soldiers of the Israel Defense Forces (IDF) beginning in December 2024.
Rabbi Shalom Myers helps lone religious and haredi soldiers both during and after service
While lone soldiers in Israel without their families need support, so do many of the haredi soldiers, even if their families are in Israel.
Helping soldiers who are far from home
The Jerusalem-based Lone Soldier Center in memory of Michael Levin helps conscripts get through the toughest time of their lives
Lone soldiers receiving meals, toiletries during coronavirus crisis
The Lone Soldier Center in Memory of Michael Levin has been helping to provide lone soldiers with extra support, providing food, electronic accessories, and hygiene products.
A lone bat sherut, but not alone
Family matters: Wings to fly and reasons to stay
Last week she became the third enlistee to commit suicide this year among those who come from abroad, by themselves, to serve in the Israeli army.
IDF says fears of lone soldier 'suicide epidemic' are overblown
Military source denies reports of an upward trend in lone soldier suicides. Three lone soldiers have died since the beginning of 2019.
From a life in Maryland to a life devoted to lone soldiers
They were affiliated with the Lone Soldier Center in memory of Michael Levin, but became an official nonprofit organization, appropriately named Lone Soldiers’ Home in Beit Shemesh.
158 overseas volunteers to join IDF
Majority of the new recruits come from North America, followed by France.
Former lone soldier battling cancer in New York
When Mendel Gordon was diagnosed, he was forced to postpone his wedding and leave Israel — and now his family is asking for help.
Program launched to help lone soldiers stay in Israel
Currently, nearly half of lone soldiers leave the country, according to the Lone Soldier Center.
