October 7 attack survivor commits suicide after living with post-traumatic stress disorder for a year

The young woman, who turned 22 this Sunday, was found dead in her apartment in the Porat settlement in central Israel. According to ‘The Times of Israel’, Golan was suffering from post-traumatic stress disorder after he managed to escape from the Supernova festival.

On 7 October, Golan and his companion tried to escape the attack by taking a vehicle, with which they tried to leave the area where the party was located. When they realized it was going to be impossible, They hid in the bush for hours Until a police officer found them. They were about to get into another car whose occupants, it would later be discovered, had been murdered.

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“If the state had taken charge, none of this would have happened,” the local media report said. “The State of Israel killed my sister twice. “Once in October, psychologically, and the second time today, on my 22nd birthday, physically,” he hinted.

The family says the young woman began to develop post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) in the weeks after the massacre, leading to her being hospitalized on a few occasions. However, he was never officially recognized.

For its part, the Israeli Ministry of Welfare and Social Services has indicated that Golan was cared for and treated. He also stressed that the government “provides a support package and support for survivors

(of attacks) in various forms.