Gaza 人質s 危険 継続している psychological 外傷／ショック: 専門家s
親族s of Israeli 人質s held in Gaza have been 論証するing for their 解放（する）
If and when the 人質s held by Hamas in Gaza are 解放（する）d under any 取引，協定, they 直面する the 危険 of 継続している psychological 外傷／ショック, 専門家s 警告するd, 特記する／引用するing the 苦しむing of people 解放する／自由なd 以前.
"There are some that are living dead. As if they were frozen in time and place in Gaza, and 港／避難所't returned," said Merav Roth, a 臨床の psychologist who 扱う／治療するd some of those former 人質s and their families.
イスラエル 開始する，打ち上げるd an 強襲，強姦 to destroy Hamas after the group's 前例のない attack on southern イスラエル on October 7. The 人質s' possible 解放（する） is one of the points at 火刑／賭ける in 一時休戦 会談 under way in Egypt.
Hamas's attack resulted in the deaths of about 1,160 people, mostly 非軍事のs, によれば an AFP 一致する of 公式の／役人 人物／姿／数字s, and saw some 250 人質s taken, most of them Israelis.
イスラエル's 報復の 砲撃 and ground 不快な／攻撃 have killed more than 30,700 people, most of them women and children, によれば the 領土's Hamas-run health 省.
- 'World of 大混乱' -
Some 人質s were 解放（する）d under a week-long 一時休戦 in November but around 130 others remained in the 手渡すs of Hamas in Gaza.
"We're going to have to すぐに take care of these 人質s... to help them 打ち勝つ their 恐れる and their stupor and bring them 支援する to real life," Marilyne Baranes, a psychologist who specialises in 地位，任命する-traumatic 強調する／ストレス disorder (PTSD), told AFP.
Of the だいたい 100 Israeli 人質s 解放する／自由なd under the earlier 一時休戦, half are を受けるing 治療 or therapy, the country's 政府 said.
Those who were kept in more dangerous or traumatic 条件s, experience "more 厳しい symptoms of 苦悩, 不景気", Roth said.
"But の中で them all, there's 広大な／多数の／重要な difficulty in returning to functionality."
Christine Roulliere-Le Lidec, a PTSD specialist, told AFP that 生存者s need both physical and psychological support ーするために move on from a "world of 大混乱, of hell, to the world of life."
"I've seen 事例／患者s of people who... supported of course by the health care teams and their families, can finally get through it... to be able to finally find meaning in your life when you've been living in nonsense and 野蛮／未開 and 大混乱."
- 限られた／立憲的な 研究 -
研究 示すs it is difficult to 手段 the 危険 of mental illness in different 人質s after their 解放（する）.
While some former 人質s have 苦しむd 厳しく -- French 新聞記者／雑誌記者 Brice Fleutiaux took his own life in 2001 after 存在 held 人質 in Chechnya -- others appeared to 打ち勝つ their 外傷／ショック.
Briton Terry Waite, who spent four years 拘留するd in Lebanon in the 1980s, has 献身的な his life to helping 人質s and their families.
A 2009 熟考する／考慮する in the 定期刊行物 of the 王室の Society of 薬／医学 結論するd: "As yet there is no （疑いを）晴らす delineation of all factors which conduce to an 逆の 結果 に引き続いて 存在 taken 人質."
- 地位，任命する-解放（する） 監視するing difficult -
The 熟考する／考慮する 設立する 証拠 that those 直面するing worse after-影響s 含むd women, people with little education but also those held for long periods -- as is the 事例／患者 with the 人質s in Gaza.
However, the findings are 時代遅れの and 研究 is difficult to carry out.
"For 倫理的な and practical 推論する／理由s, 特に if children are 伴う／関わるd, the follow-up of 人質s on 解放（する） is difficult," the 熟考する／考慮する said.
"Thus, the 科学の and 臨床の database is 比較して modest."
Many 熟考する／考慮するs are based on autobiographies by former 人質s which gives a 限られた／立憲的な point of 見解（をとる）.
専門家s agree that a lot depends on the first few hours after a 人質 is 解放（する）d.
"You can get over this type of thing, but you won't go 支援する to the way you were," psychologist Baranes said.
