Israeli Military Reports 40% Surge in Mental Health Issues and Suicides Among Troops Since October 2023
The Israeli Ministry of Defense has confirmed a 40% increase in mental health crises and suicides among its soldiers since October 2023, with projections indicating a further rise by 2028.
According to the International Desk of Webangah News Agency, the Hebrew-language Jerusalem Post, citing the Israeli Ministry of Defense, reported a significant rise in mental health issues and suicides among Israeli soldiers. The data reveals a 40% increase in post-traumatic stress disorders and suicides from October 2023 onward, with expectations that these numbers could multiply by 2028.
Earlier reports indicated that dozens of Israeli soldiers have taken their own lives due to psychological distress following the Al-Aqsa Storm operation. The escalating mental health crisis among troops highlights the severe toll of prolonged military engagements on soldiers’ well-being.
© Webangah News, Jerusalem Post, Mehr News Agency
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