Occupying forces: 9,000 injured, 66 suicides
An article revealed that nearly 9,000 officers and soldiers in the occupation army have been injured since the start of the war in October 2023, during operations in Gaza, Lebanon, and Iran. These injuries reflect the extent of the depletion the forces are facing, with about 77% of those injured returning to service after treatment, totaling approximately 7,000 soldiers and officers. The military medical system is facing unprecedented challenges, especially as long rehabilitation processes continue and psychological disorders increase. The forces have seen a rise in cases of psychological trauma and suicides, with more than 170,000 soldiers undergoing psychological treatment. The crisis highlights the divide between physical and psychological injuries, with rising numbers of disabled personnel and service-related illnesses, impacting the army’s human strength.
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