ELEM in the News

At a time when violence among children and teenagers seems to be becoming increasingly visible, an uncomfortable question arises: What happens when our child is not the one being hurt, but the one doing the hurting?

After three years of war, ELEM’s annual impact report reveals just how deeply the distress experienced by youth has affected families across Israel.

They have reasons to be angry, and it is our responsibility as parents and adults to know where our children are — to ask, to listen, to set boundaries.

The hazing and humiliations in the Scouts are not isolated incidents.

An ELEM report reveals a dramatic rise in the violence experienced by teenagers in 2025.

Violence has already become part of everyday life for many teenagers, and ELEM’s annual report reveals: one out of every two at-risk youth experiences violence.

ELEM's annual report paints a troubling picture of the state of Israel's youth after years of security crises and social upheaval.

According to the report, which examined teenagers who sought assistance from the organization, one in two youth experienced violence.

ELEM’s annual report, to be presented to the President of Israel, reveals a deepening mental health crisis among young people since the war.