شبكة قدس الإخبارية
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An Israeli report has revealed a deterioration in the military readiness of the Israeli Defense Forces due to years of continuous military escalation on multiple fronts. This has led to unprecedented depletion of personnel and equipment, as well as a significant increase in the costs of military service. The number of reserve soldiers stands at approximately 53,000, amid growing concerns over the erosion of human resources and the depletion of equipment resulting from ongoing wars and their hefty expenses, which have exceeded $33 billion in U.S. military aid over the past decade. The ongoing conflict has also driven up operational costs; for instance, the Israeli Air Force has used nine years' worth of flying hours in just three years. The number of casualties among soldiers—both killed and wounded—has risen considerably, impacting soldiers’ family lives. The army largely relies on reserve forces, placing an increasing burden on them and risking the departure of experienced personnel from service. This situation calls for a reassessment of troop numbers and operational costs to safeguard combat capabilities in the future.
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