Israel tests non-suicide weapon
The article discusses the efforts of the Israeli army to address the rising number of suicides among its soldiers. It explores the integration of technological techniques within firearms to prevent their use in suicide attempts and currently employs a tool based on artificial intelligence, along with a training program on how to handle such cases. Since the beginning of 2026, the army has recorded 20 suicides, with 279 suicide attempts among military personnel from January 2024 to July 2025, of which 78% occurred among combat soldiers. These measures aim to reduce this noticeably increasing phenomenon through technological solutions and more frequent regular training.
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