Israeli army faces ammo shortage after Gaza conflict
The article discusses the deterioration of the readiness of Israeli forces due to shortages of ammunition, missiles, and spare parts, as well as delays in important arms deals, such as purchasing fighter aircraft for refueling and new helicopters, after three years of the war on Gaza. It points out that delays in implementing the security budget hinder the modernization of the military arsenal, which threatens the army's ability to face multiple threats, especially the potential renewed confrontation with Iran. The report also highlights a shortage of technical tools, such as data support systems and artificial intelligence tools, which deepens the challenges in enhancing defensive capabilities and preparing for future operations.
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