Israel's prolonged war is having a significant psychological impact on the population, manifesting as cognitive overload that affects memory and concentration. Individuals who are neither clinically depressed nor anxious are reporting severe mental fatigue, describing feelings of being stuck, inability to make simple decisions, and forgetfulness while continuing to function day-to-day.
This condition, described as profound mental overload, highlights the hidden cognitive toll that extended conflict takes on citizens beyond traditional symptoms of trauma.
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