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Jerusalem veteran center expands to serve wounded soldiers

9/6/2026

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Belev Echad opened a second Jerusalem home to serve wounded soldiers.
The center provides meals, hydrotherapy pools, ice baths, and an MMA gym for 80-100 veterans.
Nearly 99 % of its roughly 60 staff, including CEO Matan Eizenberg, are combat-injured veterans.
Membership rose from about 370 veterans before October 2023 to over 2,500 after the war.

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Belev Echad opened a second Jerusalem home to serve wounded soldiers.
The center provides meals, hydrotherapy pools, ice baths, and an MMA gym for 80-100 veterans.
Nearly 99 % of its roughly 60 staff, including CEO Matan Eizenberg, are combat-injured veterans.
Membership rose from about 370 veterans before October 2023 to over 2,500 after the war.