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Since Russia invaded Ukraine in 2022, more than 45,000 Ukrainians have sought refuge in Israel. Families were slowly picking up the pieces and finding ways to cope. Then, Israel’s war erupted. Now many are reliving their trauma. Some have left Israel, but many remain — refusing to again flee a war. Most have lost their support systems due to restrictions around gatherings. Others have lost hope of reuniting with loved ones. Tatyana Prima thought she’d left the bombs behind when she fled Mariupol, Ukraine. She escaped with her injured husband and young daughter, now living in ...

To defeat armed banditry in its north-west region, Nigeria needs to adopt a new approach to policing.

“All these sounds of war that we hear now, they sometimes work as a trigger that brings back memories of what we’ve gone through."

Ukrainians who fled their country after Russia invaded now face war again as Israel takes on Hamas in Gaza.

Since the war in Israel erupted, Ukrainian refugees in Israel are reliving their trauma as they are reminded of the violence they fled in Ukraine. Many have lost in-person support systems due to gathering restrictions, and some have lost hope of reuniting with loved ones left behind. The war has intensified feelings of isolation, and mental health specialists warn of the risk of depression and anxiety. Refugee organizations are providing assistance, but the constant threat of attacks and the uncertainty of the future weighs heavily on the refugees' minds.