"I Got Out of Bed, All Pee-Covered": the Chilling Recording Played in the Knesset

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During a Knesset debate on the response given to people with mental health issues following the war, a recording was played that shocked those present. • Elinor, A.'s wife, heard him crying to the police - while he was hospitalized in a closed ward at Sheba. • "They don't let me shower or change clothes, I think they want to murder me," A. was heard saying. • "Everyone in the committee had tears in their eyes," his wife said. • Sheba: "I'm sorry…

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Lummi Karab and their families arrived for a Knesset hearing • The wife of one of them played the message he sent to her to the MKs • In addition, allegations were made of humiliating treatment on behalf of government bodies: "'They said to my wife, 'Why don't you give him pills?'" • In the meantime, a strike may break out in the Rehabilitation Division

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The Knesset committee members were outraged by the state's main response. "They're giving us pills, we have no solution. What is Beit Mazen? It's a cemetery," one of them shouted. The wife of the combatant heard a conversation between him and the police: "They don't let me shower, change clothes, they want to kill me."