Jews in Ireland face the same sort of discrimination, targeting, and persecution that they once suffered in Yemen in the late 1940s and in Ethiopia in the 1980s.
The Rehabilitation Division said it has significantly expanded services since the start of the war, employing about 4,000 mental health professionals—four times the pre-war number—and tripling rehabilitative housing capacity.
These changes have halved the case fatality rate to 7.1 percent—compared to 15 percent in 2006—led to a sixfold increase in survival among the critically injured compared to that war, and tripled the survival rate seen in 2014.