Increasing the use of antidepressants in the occupied territories

According to the report of Fars News Agency International Group, the media of the Zionist regime announced that after the October 7 operation, the mental and psychological condition of about half of the residents of the occupied territories has worsened and the use of antidepressants has increased.

A few days ago, Yediot Aharonot newspaper also discussed the psychological damage that happened to the Israeli society and the soldiers of this regime in the wake of the war in Gaza and wrote that the group of hospitals and psychiatric centers wanted to declare the state of They have become wonderful. Because at least 300,000 people in Israel have been added to the number of those who need psychotherapy, and psychiatric hospitals have written a letter to Israel’s Inspector General demanding the declaration of a state of emergency due to the occurrence of a “great crisis in the mental health of Israelis”.

Yediot Aharanot pointed out that the number and quality of the psychological problems of Israeli soldiers will not be known until they return from Gaza, and wrote: “The situation is so chaotic that Israeli soldiers shoot at their comrades.”

A few days ago, the Zionist regime TV (Kan) announced that a soldier of this regime shot at his fellow soldiers after returning from Gaza and said that in this attack, a number of soldiers have been wounded.

On the other hand, in the shadow of the continuation of the Gaza war and the failure of the occupying army to achieve concrete results on the battlefield and the fear of the soldiers from the ambush of Hamas forces in Gaza, the Israeli website “Wala” published A report wrote: “The mental health of Israeli soldiers has been affected since the beginning of the ground attack on the Gaza Strip.. 76% of these soldiers have received basic psychological treatment in the field.”

According to this report, available data and information show that almost 1,000 Israeli soldiers have not recovered despite initial treatment on the battlefield and need further rehabilitation, and the army command is extremely concerned. There is an increase in the number of soldiers who suffer from deeper psychological problems, especially “post-traumatic stress disorder”. According to this report, at least 1,600 Israeli soldiers have suffered from war shock symptoms and Strong heart rate, increased sweating, sudden increase in blood pressure, uncontrollable shaking of the body, confusion and lack of concentration are some of the most important symptoms that they experienced. War trauma will also have long-term psychological effects such as panic, depression, sleep disorders, sudden outbursts of anger and damage to emotional capacity for these soldiers.

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