Israeli Army Seeks Urgent Funding Amid Iran Tensions
A report has revealed that the Israeli army is facing a decline in its military readiness due to delayed funding, which puts modern ammunition and missile stockpiles at risk and delays the completion of replenishment operations. This situation occurs amidst escalating tensions with Iran. Despite the government's acknowledgment of doubling the security budget to approximately 40 billion shekels, implementation has not yet begun, threatening the continuity of ammunition and intercept missile production lines. Concerns are also rising over a potential escalation, as secret Iranian cells in Iraq may attack Israel, even though there are no clear field indicators of an imminent attack. Meanwhile, the United States is depleting its stockpile of defensive missiles in its ongoing conflict with Iran, raising concerns about its ability to support its allies.
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