Hebrew report: Israel faces severe psychological impact from war
The war in Gaza and its expansion into other areas have caused a massive wave of psychological trauma in Israel, with post-traumatic stress disorder rates rising significantly among both soldiers and civilians. Data indicates that the number of soldiers receiving psychological treatment has increased from 11,000 before the war to approximately 31,000 currently, with projections expecting this number to rise to 100,000 by 2030, amid a sharp rise in traffic accidents, domestic violence, sleep disturbances, and eating disorders. Research warns that psychological damage may worsen over time and have widespread effects on society, and the crisis is also causing significant economic losses.
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