Zionists confess: Military forces cry and don't go to Gaza

Pars Today- A Zionist media, referring to the intricate spiritual and psychological situation of Israeli military forces, acknowledged that they cry as they are not ready to leave for Gaza.

Some psychologists and political analysts maintain that the long war in Gaza and lack of a specific timetable for ending it have caused a variety of psychological diseases including depression, mental-behavioral obsession, suicide and Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD). According to Pars Today, quoting from Mehr news agency, TV channel 11 of the Zionist regime, pointing to the dire conditions of military personnel of the regime, confessed in a report that these forces cry as they are scared of going to Gaza.

According to this report, the mother of a senior officer said to the channel, "Israeli military forces cry and they don't want to leave for Gaza. And if they enter Gaza, they want to return [soon]."

Amos Harel, a military analyst of the Zionist regime, had already written, "According to the contacts recorded from military forces and their families with military journalists, the combat units are in immediate need of rest and rehabilitation."

Harel added, "The situation of the army in Gaza is not just a strategic defeat, but the continuous weakening of ground forces has reached the point that Golani units have been forced to use low-quality weapons and equipment in the face of the elite resistance forces."

Political analyst, Fazl Tahbub, said in this regard, "The psychological situation of Israeli soldiers is very bad because the war has prolonged without any goal. To put it more precisely, [the war] is not for protection of Israel or defense of Israel's course, but rather for murdering and annihilation of others; and this issue has created an improper psychological situation in the Israeli military."

According to the official reports of Zionists, more than 10,000 soldiers participating in the war are suffering from psychological diseases and critical disorders." Hebrew language daily, Haaretz, has also announced that, in order to compensate for serious shortage of soldiers, the regime's army has been recruiting people suffering from psychological diseases and those infected with PTSD.   

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