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شبكة راية الإعلامية
Israeli Army Exhaustion and Aid Reduction
The Israeli army is facing increasing depletion both on the human and material levels due to its ongoing military operations on the fronts of Gaza, Lebanon, Syria, and the West Bank, in addition to the escalation with Iran. The report indicates that the costs of long-term military deployment are rising, with continued use of vast quantities of ammunition and equipment, leading to the destruction of thousands of engines and the deterioration of gear. Human losses are also significant, with 1,138 soldiers killed and over 11,700 injured physically and psychologically, deeply impacting the lives of soldiers' families. Although the army maintains its presence on these fronts, the high costs and resource pressures are driving the need to reduce troop numbers in order to preserve personnel and ease financial burdens. Estimates suggest that one month of reserve service costs approximately 2.1 billion shekels, an amount that exceeds the cost of several modern weapons systems. This underscores the urgent need for more efficient resource management to sustain the army's strength and ensure the continuation of its operations.
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