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Ongoing Story· Day 14

Israelis Reflect on Trauma and Resilience Three Years After October 7th

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The Jerusalem PostHealth

Study: One in Five Israelis Still Functionally Impaired Three Years After Oct. 7

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A new study reveals that three years after the October 7th attacks, one in five Israelis (20%) are still significantly impaired in their daily functioning due to mental health issues. Young women aged 18-35 show the highest rates of impairment at 32%. The study also highlights the unprecedented scale of trauma exposure and the ongoing distress experienced by many, emphasizing the need for expanded mental health services and community support.

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  • 20% of Israelis still experience significant daily functioning impairment three years after October 7.
  • Young women aged 18-35 report the highest rate of continued impairment at 32%.
  • The study found unprecedented levels of trauma exposure compared to international standards.
  • Over 60% of those initially showing significant PTSD symptoms continue to report them.
  • A significant portion of those needing mental health treatment are not seeking it.
  • Family and community support networks are crucial for coping with war-related mental health consequences.

The Jerusalem Post publishes in English. The key points are summarized above. Read The Jerusalem Post’s full report from the link at the top of the page.

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