شبكة قدس الإخبارية
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Official Israeli data shows that the monthly economic cost of serving non-ultra-Orthodox reserve soldiers in Israel amounts to approximately 53,000 shekels, which is more than double the cost for regular soldiers, estimated at 26,000 shekels. The report confirmed that the proportion of workers from higher-income economic brackets among reserve soldiers exceeds their representation in the overall labor market, leading to increased costs. It also indicated that rising wages and productivity boost the value of allowances and economic output losses, especially as soldiers are called up for extended periods. This strains the Israeli economy, impacts families and workplaces, and exacerbates the long-term economic burden.
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