The role of support sources in the trend towards war and the psychological effects on followers of the scenes of the Battle of Tufan Al-Aqsa.

The background of the study of the outbreak of wars and armed political conflicts is growing in our world. It is being harmed by so many human beings, it is becoming unlimited to those in the conflict zone, it is moving to those who watch it and it is far from it because of the psychological effects that the present study cares about, as well as other influences: economic, social and political, especially on those who have attitudes towards war. Of course, there are supporting factors that may have an important role to play in mitigating the psychological effects caused by wars. What sources of support are appropriate, and their role in the circumstances of war is much unknown.



The results of the study showed what the sources of support were by identifying the items that reflected the model's constructions: Sources of support, war orientation, and psychological effects of war, found a positive and statistically significant impact of sources of support on the direction of war, as well as on the psychological effects of war, and the results also revealed partial mediation (complementary mediation) of sources of support in the relationship between war orientation and the psychological effects of war, The study's findings were examined in the context of social knowledge theory, frustration-aggression theory, and the new cognitive correlation model.