Thursday 20/Feb/2025 – 11:04 PM
The Hebrew Broadcasting Corporation confirmed today, Thursday, the suicide of a former army officer Israeli occupationAnd after a long suffering from severe psychological disorders, and reports indicated that the officer was facing severe psychological pressure during the recent period, which prompted him to make this decision.
An Israeli officer ends his life after severe psychological suffering
According to the commission, the suicide officer went two weeks ago to the border fence with Gaza, and “God is great” chanted in an attempt to provoke the soldiers and pushed them to shoot him, reflecting the state of despair and psychological suffering he was going through.
The Hebrew Broadcasting Corporation revealed that the former officer in the Israeli occupation army, who committed suicide this morning, had arrived two weeks ago to the Gaza Strip wall with the intention of luring the soldiers to shoot him, but the army managed to control it by force and was deposited in the hospital for compulsory treatment, After leaving the hospital, he committed suicide, ending his suffering with an acute psychological crisis.
In a separate incident last Thursday, the Israeli occupation soldiers shot a suspected man near the border fence with Gaza, after they heard him chanting “God is great.” According to the Israeli Channel 14 website, the soldiers, who are from the “Nitzah Yuda” unit, received a security warning about the presence of a suspicious person in the region, and they dealt with him according to the approved military measures.
Investigations later indicated that the target person was not a Palestinian, but a former Israeli soldier suffering from a psychological disturbance caused by his military service, and the site indicated that the soldiers opened fire towards the legs of the man on suspicion of carrying an explosive belt, but after he was transferred to the Berzili Hospital in Ashkelon, it was found that it was He suffers from post -traumatic disorder as a result of his service in the occupation army.
