Israel Official Recognizes Combat Shock as Distinct Condition with Unique Consequences
Itzik Saidian stated in an interview with ynet that Israel is acknowledging the concept of 'combat shock' for the first time. He emphasized that combat shock differs from other forms of post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) and represents a new understanding in the country. Saidian described this recognition as the beginning of a necessary process, noting that while it may be late, it is better than never addressing the issue. He also highlighted that the new law includes provisions to support the families of affected soldiers, ensuring they receive appropriate care and assistance.
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