Ishaq Break Warns of War Trauma Risks
Thousands of Israeli soldiers and settlers are suffering from deep psychological trauma as a result of the wars they participated in, facing a shortage of resources and necessary budgets to provide psychological support. Experts point out that the complexities of bureaucratic procedures and the lengthy, arduous process of proving post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) exacerbate the suffering of those affected. They emphasize that neglecting mental health issues threatens trust in military institutions and impacts future generations. Retired Major General Yishai Breek called for the development of a comprehensive plan that includes increased funding, streamlined procedures, and the provision of psychological and community rehabilitation programs. He warned that ignoring psychological wounds could lead to serious consequences for society and military performance in the future.
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