Titlebook: Coping with War-Induced Stress; The Gulf War and the Zahava Solomon Book 1995 Springer Science+Business Media New York 1995 Holocaust.Menta

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Children in the Line of Fire,periences in Israel before. In previous wars, with the exception of the 1948 War of Independence, the army had quickly moved the fighting beyond the country’s borders, and the major threat to children was that their fathers and older brothers could be wounded or killed on the front. This threat was

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Psychiatric Patients, Gibbs (1989) puts it in her review of factors that mediate between disaster and psychopathology, “One would expect that more disturbed individuals would have poorer coping skills, and thus would be less able to cope with the severe stress involved” (p. 499). In this popular view, psychiatric patien

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Soldiers in Restraint,hough the country was subjected to 39 missile attacks that killed two, injured others, and caused extensive damage to property, the army was kept on a leash. It could do nothing to prevent, mitigate, or punish the attacks in which enemy weapons were trained on Israel’s civilian population. This is a