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The article discusses the Israeli army's plan to strengthen its military capabilities through the modernization and expansion of its aerial, naval, and ground forces, notably by purchasing 12 new Apache helicopters from the American company Boeing. The plan faces financial challenges, as it is still contingent on securing the necessary funding, which is crucial to avoid delays in helicopter production and prevent Tel Aviv from falling behind schedule, potentially leading to increased costs and delivery delays. Additionally, the current helicopter fleet suffers from decreased readiness and a lack of spare parts. Israel also needs approximately 50 new attack helicopters in the long term, alongside efforts to enhance its maritime and land transport capabilities, including acquiring new naval ships and expanding local production of armored vehicles. The financial obstacle between the defense establishment and the Ministry of Finance threatens the implementation of these plans, especially as available funding decreases—potentially hampering efforts to rebuild the Israeli Army’s strength and enhance its military capabilities in the coming years.
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