Israeli army faces collapse with missing troops
Israeli data reveals a shortage of approximately 12,000 soldiers in the army, including 7,500 fighters, due to ongoing leaks and depletion. Around 8,000 regular soldiers leave service each year during wartime due to unfitness, despite increased military deployment after October 7 in Gaza, the north, the Syrian border, and the Jordanian border, with growing reliance on reserves. More than 100,000 soldiers have returned to duty, with some serving up to 600 days in less than three years. Chief of Staff Eyal Zamir warned that the personnel crisis and soldier exhaustion could lead to the collapse of the army, and the cost of reserve duty days since the beginning of the war is approximately 100 billion shekels.
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