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Israeli army faces budget crisis hindering troop and ammunition production
The Israeli armed forces are facing a severe financial crisis that is impacting their operational capabilities. Several tank brigades have been halted due to a shortage of spare parts, accompanied by warnings that production lines for essential munitions such as Merkava shells, artillery shells, and mortar bombs are at risk of shutting down. This is due to delays in the Ministry of Finance's disbursement of the approved increase of 40 billion shekels. As a result, production lines have come to a halt, hundreds of vehicles have been damaged, troop movement operations have been disrupted, and outstanding debts exceeding 15 billion shekels continue to accumulate. These issues significantly threaten the military's ability to manage current and future threats.
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