Financial crisis endangers Israeli army readiness
Israeli media reports that the Israeli army is facing a severe financial crisis threatening its military readiness, due to a significant shortage of spare parts and delays in transferring the allocated budget. It was reported that hundreds of "Hummer" tanks have been damaged and rendered unusable as a result of the spare parts shortage, which hampers troop movements in combat zones. The Finance Ministry had planned to transfer 40 billion shekels to the army, but the funds have not been disbursed, worsening the crisis. This comes amid escalating tensions with Iran, with the Israeli Defense Minister warning of a large-scale military response if Tehran launches an attack.
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