Nournews: From Gaza to Jenin, from southern Lebanon to the West Bank, Zionist regime soldiers are not only destroying others physically—they are destroying themselves psychologically. The suicide statistics among Israeli soldiers reveal a profound truth: an army that has spent years massacring defenseless women, children, and civilians is now facing the internal backlash of its own crimes. According to Hebrew-language media, at least 16 soldiers have committed suicide by mid-2025—a figure that is more than a warning; it is hard evidence of a fractured and breaking military structure.
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Crimes have a cost: Wounds that never heal
The war criminals of the Zionist regime assumed they could commit genocide without consequence. Reality says otherwise. A storm of anxiety, depression, isolation, family breakdowns, and constant access to weapons has turned the Israeli military into a volatile psychological powder keg. The same soldiers who once flattened homes now live with the haunting screams of Palestinian children. These nightmares don’t end—even after the mission is over. Suicide has become a grim reflection of a tragedy returning to its creators.
War madness and the inner collapse of military power
Once portraying itself as invincible through a heavily armed military, the Zionist regime’s hollow facade is now collapsing. The string of suicides points to the internal emptiness of Tel Aviv’s security structure. This is no longer just a health issue—it’s proof of the ideological and moral defeat of an army that chose brutality over honor. The mental disintegration among soldiers and officers is the direct outcome of their role in genocide, terrorism, ethnic cleansing, and the destruction of human dignity. An army built on the blood of innocents is bound, eventually, to drown in its own.
Exposing the Zionist disaster: A society on the edge of implosion
With these suicide statistics now public, Israeli society is being forced to confront the brutal, horrifying truth about its army. The psychological collapse of its soldiers is pushing not only the military but the entire society into mistrust, social anxiety, and an identity crisis. It can no longer believe in the myth of its “heroic” army. What remains is a repressive spirit, chronic sadism, and memories that will torment the darkened conscience of executioner-soldiers for the rest of their lives. Crime does not end in silence—disaster begins with it.
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