As a new Jewish year begins, Israel's 68,000 evacuees celebrate apart - and wonder when they will return home

(JTA) - At this point, Gabi Hasin had grown used to fleeing his home ahead of missile fire from Lebanon. A resident of the northern border city of Kiryat Shemona, Hasin has spent the past year on the move, relocating seven times to keep himself and his family out of harm's way.

So when he packed his bags and moved south again over the past couple weeks - this time from the northern city of Tiberias to Jerusalem - it was the least of his problems. He's taking sleeping pills for the first time in his life. Last month, his daughter was hospitalized with panic attacks because she was due to get ma...