Israeli Army Spokesperson Has PTSD
The spokesperson for the Israeli army, Brigadier General Ifi Dvirin, revealed that he suffers from post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) as a result of serious injuries sustained during the Second Lebanon War. He explained that this disorder is a "hidden injury" that deeply affects the mind and behavior, causing him personal and family problems due to suppressed emotions and the lack of early treatment. He emphasized the importance of acknowledging the issue and seeking psychological help when symptoms appear, noting that certain triggers like the sound of doors and sudden light can provoke trauma-related responses. He called on soldiers and officers to take care of their mental health, especially after many years of fighting and amid increasing reports of widespread psychological disorders among military personnel.
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