An investigation has been launched into the reservist found dead in central Israel; The incident brought suicide cases in the army back to the agenda.
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It is emphasized that the increasing suicide cases in the army in Israel are related to the traumas caused by the Gaza Strip attacks after October 2023.
In the news of Arutz Sheva newspaper published in Israel, it was stated that a reserve soldier was found dead in the central part of the country.
The news emphasized that the incident in question was a continuation of a series of suicide cases among reserve soldiers in recent months.
The Israeli army, on the other hand, claimed that the cause of the reserve soldier's death had not yet been clarified and announced that an investigation had been opened into the incident.
Earlier this month, a 46-year-old Israeli soldier serving in the reserve forces committed suicide.
According to Haaretz newspaper, 22 Israeli soldiers committed suicide while on duty in 2025, and this was recorded as the highest annual number of suicides in the Israeli army in the last 15 years.
It is emphasized that the increase in suicide cases in the army in Israel is linked to the psychological trauma caused by the attacks on the Gaza Strip after October 2023.
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