Ma'ariv: Israeli Army Faces Severe Strain
The article highlights the increasing challenges faced by the Israeli military, including operational, human, and financial exhaustion amidst ongoing war and the expansion of operations on multiple fronts. It points out that the current American military aid agreement, valued at $33 billion, will end in 2028, and that reducing support to about half of that amount threatens the army’s ability to meet its growing needs. The article also clarifies that the level of operational fatigue, particularly among the Air Force and tanks, exceeds normal levels, with human losses and family tensions affecting the morale and strength of the military institution. It further addresses the deterioration of military personnel, the increasing reliance on reserve forces, and how this raises economic costs and puts additional pressure on military performance. In conclusion, the article calls for a reassessment of the scale of military deployment across different fronts and for alleviating burdens to ensure the sustainability and efficiency of forces in future operations.
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