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شبكة قدس الإخبارية
Israel shifts Merkava parts production
The analysis of the occupation's security system discusses a decision to transfer part of the production and reconditioning of armored vehicle components from military facilities to civilian companies. The goal is to increase the pace of production and maintenance of Merkava tanks and Namer infantry carriers following a decline in readiness caused by a shortage of equipment and spare parts over the past three years of conflict. The decision reflects the occupation's desire to reduce reliance on external supply chains by expanding local production. Additionally, plans worth hundreds of millions of shekels aim to accelerate the return of armored vehicles to operational status, especially since dozens of tanks are currently without engines or have sustained damage that renders them unusable. The initiative includes signing contracts with companies to supply and rehabilitate powertrain components and drive systems over five years, in order to strengthen the readiness of the armored fleet and meet ongoing war needs.
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