Occupation warns of operational halt without urgent funds
The Israeli occupying army is seeking to increase its defense budget from 144 billion shekels ($38.9 billion) to 183 billion shekels ($49.5 billion) to cover the ongoing military operations' costs. However, it faces rejection from the Ministry of Finance, which considers the request excessive. The prolonged war conditions and the widespread deployment of forces have led to rising expenses, while the army is also trying to reduce the size of the reserve forces due to financial pressures. This could significantly impact the country's budget, potentially leading to cuts in civilian sectors and delays in infrastructure projects.
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