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Israeli army warns of collapse without budget
The Israeli military has warned that failure to provide the necessary funding could lead to a halt in reserve force enlistment and a reduction in intelligence capabilities, threatening a decline in its military strength by 2027. The army is demanding an increase in the budget by 25 billion shekels this year, alongside a pledge from national security to add 40 billion shekels, but so far only 12 billion shekels have been allocated, and it requires an additional 3 billion shekels. The government also promised 350 billion shekels for equipment upgrades in upcoming years, but the army is calling for more funds—180 billion shekels—to ensure continuity, warning that failure to meet these needs could result in a complete decline of Israel’s defensive capacity by mid-next year.
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