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350 ’Israeli’ Soldiers Sought Psychotherapy after Gaza War
Local Editor
Hundreds of "Israeli" soldiers who participated in the Zionist entity's aggression against the besieged Gaza Strip last summer have sought psychiatric counseling, a report says.
A number of the soldiers suffered full-on psychological trauma, the daily said, citing a senior "Israeli" official as saying that "hundreds" of soldiers had sought psychiatric treatment for "severe stress" during the 50-day war on Gaza.
The Zionist entity started airstrikes on the Palestinian territory in early July 2014 and later expanded its military campaign with a ground invasion. The war ended in late August that year.
Nearly 2,200 Palestinians lost their lives and some 11,000 were injured in the assaults. Gaza Health officials say the victims included 578 children and nearly 260 women, adding that more than 3,100 children were injured in the offensive.
Moreover, the UN has said that up to 1,500 children were orphaned in the "Israeli" war.
Some 100,000 people remain homeless in Gaza, according to the United Nations Relief and Works Agency for Palestine Refugees in the Near East [UNRWA].
A recent "Israeli" report, meanwhile, revealed that at least 10 "Israeli" soldiers committed suicide last year, including four who had taken part in the 2014 war on Gaza.
Source: News Agencies, Edited by website team
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