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Official Israeli data has revealed that the economic cost of continuing to rely on reserve forces during wartime is much higher than previous estimates. The average monthly cost for non-Haredi Jewish reservists is approximately 53,000 shekels, compared to about 26,000 shekels for regular soldiers from the same demographic. The report confirmed that the proportion of high-income workers among reservists exceeds their percentage in the general labor market, leading to greater economic losses when they are called up. It also showed that younger age groups cost around 39,000 shekels per month, while those in their forties incur costs of about 68,000 shekels. There is an indirect impact on families, especially fathers with young children. Meanwhile, the representation of business owners and self-employed individuals among reservists has declined, reflecting concerns about the long-term service affecting their work.
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