Financial issues hit occupying forces
The Israeli occupation army faces a financial gap estimated at around 40 billion shekels, making it impossible to cover its ongoing needs and to rebuild its military capabilities. This situation affects the continuation of war operations and preparedness for future multi-front confrontations. Reports indicate that the crisis could lead to halting production lines in military companies and postponing readiness recovery programs, alongside dwindling supplies of ammunition and military systems, as well as reduced investments in armaments and infrastructure. Security agencies warn that a lack of funding will impact the army's ability to implement its current plans. The government is requesting approximately an additional 40 billion shekels to bridge the gap, but the current political situation obstructs the approval of the necessary budget, which could delay the enhancement of the army’s readiness even after the upcoming elections.
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