Israeli Army Faces Crisis with 12000 Missing Soldiers

The Israeli army is facing a structural crisis in its human resources due to the depletion of soldiers and rising deployment costs. It is experiencing a shortage of nearly 12,000 soldiers and is increasingly relying on reserve forces, which are also being depleted and losing personnel. Additionally, the costs of service have risen significantly, reaching around 100 billion shekels since the start of the war. Despite the expansion of military formations since October 2023, the shortage of soldiers and leadership threatens the army's readiness. There are warnings that the military could collapse if the personnel crisis is not urgently addressed, given the nature of the military model that depends on small forces and advanced technologies—limitations that have been exposed in facing a long, multi-front war.

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