Tel Aviv University is admitting around 100 seriously injured IDF veterans from the recent Swords of Iron war without requiring them to take the psychometric exam. As of now, 30 veterans have been successfully enrolled, with plans for complete enrollment by the end of the registration process. This initiative is part of a newly approved admissions framework designed specifically for IDF veterans undergoing rehabilitation, which allows those with a disability rate of 20% or higher to enroll in first-year undergraduate studies across various fields, excluding medicine. During an open day event, the university provided a dedicated VIP area for veterans, where they received information on available programs and support services. The framework offers comprehensive assistance, including personalized guidance, academic mentoring, skill-building workshops, and access to a high-tech learning center. Professor Gal Oestreicher-Singer, the university's vice rector, emphasized the institution's responsibility to support veterans not only through words but also through actionable initiatives that recognize the rehabilitative power of education.