Self-mutilation of Zionist soldiers due to mental problems
| Following the shooting of an Israeli soldier who recently returned from the Gaza war to his friend in Tel Aviv, the Hebrew media discussed the mental and psychological conditions of the Zionist soldiers after returning from this war. |
According to the Hebrew group Tasnim News Agency
, Channel 12 of the Zionist regime announced that an Israeli soldier who had recently returned from Gaza shot at his friend in Tel Aviv and killed him.
According to this Hebrew-language media, this 25-year-old soldier killed his friend who was the same age as him in an apartment in Tel Aviv.
In the continuation of this report, a few weeks ago, an Israeli soldier, who had returned from the war in Gaza, woke up after seeing a nightmare and opened fire on his roommates.
After this incident, the Israeli army announced that it has waived the trial of this soldier due to his mental condition.
Besides, according to the official statistics announced by the Israeli army, 17 percent of the Israeli soldiers were killed by the fire of internal forces in Gaza.
It is in Ahl Yast that the Hebrew-language media emphasized that thousands of Israeli soldiers were discharged from service due to psychological problems and shocks caused by the war.
Hebrew-language Walla News reported last month that at least 9,000 Israeli soldiers suffer from mental problems, while the Medical Commission of the Israeli Army It was reported that at least a quarter of the people who have been introduced to receive psychological counseling services do not have the possibility to return to the war scene.
Hebrew newspaper Globes, in its Sunday issue, in a report on the psychological conditions of the Israeli society after the Al-Aqsa storm operation, admits that after the events of October 7, the perceptive power of the Israeli society has been severely affected and for many of them, it has become difficult to manage their daily lives, causing aggression as much as possible. Most of them have happened.
Galit Hatan, the author of this report, mentions in its introduction, the shock that hit Israeli society on October 7 caused many Israelis to They lose their sense of time and today, when more than three months have passed since this incident, many Israelis have the idea of long days and perhaps continuous days.
| Publisher | Tasnim News |
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