Israeli official warns of reserve recruitment halt
A senior official in the Israeli occupation army warned that a lack of funding could lead to the halt of reserve force recruitment and a reduction in intelligence activities, thereby weakening the army's readiness to face a potential conflict with Iran. The army is demanding an increase of at least 25 billion shekels this year, with a funding gap estimated at 3 billion shekels still unmet. This comes amid increased military spending since the escalation of the war on the Gaza Strip and heightened tensions in Lebanon and Iran. These circumstances threaten to undermine the military capabilities of the army and its preparedness for any future military escalation.
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