The occurrence of the biggest psychological crisis of the Israeli army since 1973

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Lucian Leor, the head of the army’s mental health department, admitted in an interview with the Zionist newspaper Haaretz that about 1,700 soldiers have undergone psychological treatment. He said that 15% of these forces were not able to return to the conditions of service in the army and 85% have returned to the army.

He also admitted that about 1,000 soldiers needed psychiatric treatment due to severe shock, and 75% of them have returned to their jobs.

Leor predicted that the number of soldiers in need of psychological treatment would increase after the war.

Before this, the press sources of the Zionist regime announced that around 3,000 Israeli soldiers and reserve forces have been subjected to psychiatric treatment since the beginning of the war in Gaza.

In this regard, Yehal Levishters, the head of the mental illness department in the Israeli army, also announced to the Zionist media that since October 7, about 3,000 soldiers, including active forces and The reserve has been subjected to psychological analysis.

In the meantime, the actual statistics of mental problems in the Israeli army have been evaluated beyond these numbers, and the army announced a few weeks ago that about 30,000 soldiers with psychiatric departments have called and asked to solve their mental problems.

The army announced in a statement in this regard that about 200 soldiers were exempted from service due to psychological problems caused by the war.

On the other hand, with the departure of many psychologists and psychiatrists from the occupied territories, the psychology department in Tel Aviv has faced a deep crisis. The report of the Zionist newspaper Haaretz on the occasion of the beginning of the new year confirmed this issue.