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Israeli army has 40B shekel deficit
The Israeli military is facing a severe financial crisis after three years of ongoing conflict, with an estimated funding gap of around 40 billion shekels. It is suffering from a critical shortage of ammunition, depletion of stockpiles, and delays in readiness restoration programs. Security warnings indicate that if the required funding is not approved, production lines in the defense industry may come to a halt, threatening the army's ability to continue the fight and maintain operational readiness in the face of challenges on multiple fronts, including Iran, Hezbollah, and Hamas. This crisis is seen as a result of accumulated gaps in building military strength, as the current budget focuses on operating expenses and does not cover long-term armament needs, amid ongoing disputes between the military and the Ministry of Finance over funding and financial allocations.
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