Return of Gaza Occupying Troops
The article addresses the phenomenon of rising suicide rates among Israeli soldiers, particularly those who participated in the Gaza war. Reports indicate that many of them are suffering from deep psychological wounds resulting from conflicts and painful memories, and the situation has worsened following the deaths of soldiers by suicide. One example is a reserve soldier who passed away despite not having served in the battlefield, reflecting accumulated psychological distress. Local sources confirm that the relevant authorities have not provided sufficient mental health support for these soldiers, highlighting that suicide cases pose an increasing danger. Officials are calling for more psychological assistance and family support, noting that the Israeli military admits finding it difficult to identify soldiers' mental suffering until it is too late.
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