the idf medic who spoke to cnn said that there is a mental health officer designated to every unit of the army during and after deployment. the impact of the war nonetheless persists, the medic said, with soldiers as young as 18 suffering from mental trauma in gaza. they would often cry or would appear emotionally numb, the medic added.   bechor, the idf psychologist, said that one of the ways the military helps traumatized troops resume their lives is to try to normalize what they went through, partly by reminding them of the horrors committed on october 7.  > remember the 40 beheaded babies!  we try to normalize it and to help them remember their values and why did they go there (to gaza), he told cnn.  > normalizing killing hundreds of women and children with a bulldozer? good luck with that retards.  on the one-year anniversary of the october 7 attack, a survey published by the israel democracy institute found that only 6% of israelis think the war in gaza should be stopped due to the the great cost in human life.  > nuke them all  some soldiers, however, couldnt rationalize the horrors they had seen. when he returned from gaza, mizrahi often told his family that he felt invisible blood coming out of him, his mother said.  > god's punishment for the wicked, expect him demons shir, his sister, blames the war for her brothers death. because of the army, because of this war, my brother is not here, she said. maybe he didnt die from a bullet (in combat) or an rpg, but he died from an invisible bullet, she added, referring to his psychological pain.  > when the kikes claim 'no aftermath goyim' for these hamas strikes look here. one man, one murderous bulldozer and it took a single hamas fighter with a single rpg and that's what spelled this kike murder's death. it took a few months but hamas bagged another buck.  > may god bless the innocent and punish the wicked. amen.
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