One in 8 Israeli forces in Gaza unfit for war due to mental disorders: Report
One out of eight of Israeli forces, who waged war against Palestinians in the Gaza Strip, suffers from a mental disorder that make them unfit for military service.
An Israeli study has found that around 12 percent of reservist forces, who participated in the war on Gaza, had reported severe symptoms of post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD), which significantly affects their ability to carry out their duties, making then unfit for war.
The study emphasized that the rate of fear among Israeli forces poses a serious threat to the regime which is facing a shortage of troops.
Media reports say Israeli forces suffer great anxiety due to fear of the repercussions that the continued genocidal war against Palestinians in Gaza would have on their livelihood.
It comes as lawyers and activists from around the world have been establishing organizations to prepare cases against Israeli forces based on social media content shared by the soldiers themselves.
Israel soldiers find themselves facing legal action after they travel abroad where rights lawyers have sought to hold those who commit criminal activities against Palestinians accountable for their crimes.
Pro-Palestinian organizations worldwide are pursuing justice for the Palestinian victims of the Israeli genocide in Gaza.
These groups have prepared and lodged multiple complaints in various countries against Israeli forces who participated in the war on Gaza.
