Shirel Golan, a survivor of the tragic Nova festival incident, has sadly taken her own life, prompting her family to hold the state accountable for failing to address the mental health needs of individuals suffering from PTSD.
The devastating loss of Golan has sparked a national conversation about the support systems in place for trauma survivors in Israel. Her family argues that the government has neglected the psychological well-being of those affected by such tragedies.
This heartbreaking situation underscores the importance of recognizing and addressing post-traumatic stress disorder, especially in the wake of violent events. Advocates are calling for improved mental health resources and greater awareness of the challenges faced by survivors like Shirel Golan.
As the community mourns her passing, the hope is that Shirel’s story will lead to meaningful changes in how PTSD is treated and supported throughout the country.