Israeli army plans to halt soldier leaks

The Israeli army has launched a new plan to address the worsening phenomenon of soldiers leaving service. Nearly 8,000 soldiers abandoned their service during the first half of 2025. The plan includes early detection of dropout cases through rehabilitation programs and individualized follow-up, as well as preparing young people before enlistment to strengthen their psychological readiness and motivation—particularly those from challenging social and geographic backgrounds. The plan also relies on measuring dropout rates within military units to hold leadership accountable, coupled with providing support and assistance to soldiers at risk of leaving, aiming to reduce these rates. This comes amidst a crisis resulting from a shortage of personnel and increasing security challenges.

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