Israeli Reserve Soldiers' Families Face PTSD
An Israeli study has shown that the October 2023 war led to a significant rise in symptoms of post-traumatic stress disorder among reserve soldiers and their children. The study found that 75% of the children and 35% of the parents serving in the reserves exhibit symptoms of the disorder. It confirmed that psychological stress and the burdens of war have caused deterioration in marital relationships and increased divorce rates, with children experiencing attachment issues, feelings of isolation, and fear. This suggests that the war's impacts on Israeli society may persist for many years to come.
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