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Rising disagreements between the Israeli military establishment and the Ministry of Finance over the defense budget are taking place amid the deployment of forces on multiple fronts, including Gaza, Lebanon, Syria, and the West Bank, as well as the possibility of renewed clashes with Iran. Army Chief of Staff, Eyal Zamir, warned that a lack of funding is harming the army's readiness and hindering the recruitment of reserves, with expectations that budget needs could reach approximately 195 billion shekels if threats escalate. Meanwhile, the Finance Ministry states that spending has doubled over two years and that all agreed-upon funds have been transferred. Tensions are increasing due to the postponement of discussions on long-term commitments as the elections approach, jeopardizing the completion of crucial arms deals, such as for Apache helicopters and ammunition stocks, and threatening the army's preparedness and capability to face the expected renewal of hostilities with Iran.
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