Death in Battle & Growing Suicide Depleting Israeli Army

By: Kayhan Int’l

Suicide is a death committed by faithless cowards who instantly invite the wrath of the Almighty Creator upon themselves and forever undergo punishment for ingratitude towards the Divine gift of life.

Islam considers it ‘haraam’ or forbidden death. The laws of Moses according to Judaism also regards such a death as unlawful and liable for unceasing affliction in afterlife.

Suicide has now become common amongst the dastardly Israeli soldiers sent to massacre men, women, and children in Gaza.

Devoid of any faith in God, lacking the least form of manliness, and fond of committing cruel crimes against fellow humans, especially the Palestinians, more and more Israeli soldiers are now lining up for taking the plunge into the fires of hell.

They are facing terrible traumas on coming home from bouts of genocide in Gaza. Most of them suffer from Post-traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD) and wake up every morning to various sights, sounds and feelings of guilt.

They are also shocked at their unmanliness in contrast to the indomitable spirit of resistance of not just the Gaza combatants, but also the ordinary Palestinian citizens, including women, and children. 

As a result, these homecoming Zionist soldiers are committing suicide. Based on official records 1,227 Israeli soldiers have committed suicide over the past year.

The actual number is much higher. The Israeli army is covering up the exact number. 

According to reliable reports, the will to fight has collapsed, despite the destruction they have wrought in Gaza. Morale is low. The soldiers have begun to falter between a deteriorating military spirit and the desire to desert. 

With more unwilling to serve in Gaza, and even in the West Bank, the Zionist entity faces the imminent collapse of its reserve forces. Frustration and anxiety are spreading among soldiers, leading to the loss of combat readiness, and a deep sense of fear and despair.

Now the opening of the Lebanese front and the fight with such a formidable opponent as Hezbollah has frightened the Israeli army, which is unable to predict guerrilla tactics, making it difficult for them to anticipate the time and place of the next attack or ambush.

Burdened by other combat pressures, their psychological defences break down, resulting in insomnia, withdrawal, confusion, paranoia, distrust, and fears of capture.

All this augurs well for the Axis of Resistance and its resolve to continue the struggle until victory, since it is a known fact that coupled with increasing deaths on the battlefront the returnee Zionist soldiers commit suicide in thousands.