Mental Health Crisis: 42% of Zionists Suffer Anxiety, 44% Depression
According to the English section of webangah News Agency, citing Mehr News Agency and Quds Network, research conducted in the occupied territories since October 7 reveals a meaningful rise in mental health disorders.
The report states that cases of post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) have nearly doubled over the past year, now affecting about 30 percent of the population. Before October 7, this figure was only 16 percent.
Media outlets within the Israeli regime also acknowledge a significant increase in anxiety and depression rates. prior to October 7, roughly 25 percent of residents suffered from anxiety and about 30 percent from depression. Following the Gaza conflict, these numbers rose to over 42 percent for anxiety and more than 44 percent for depression.
