Israeli army faces crisis and ammunition issues
The Israeli Defense Forces are facing a financial crisis that is impacting their operational capabilities. Several tank units have begun to cease operations due to a shortage of spare parts, and there are threats to shut down production lines for Merkava tanks, artillery, and mortars. Additionally, the planned increase in the defense budget by 40 billion shekels has not yet been implemented, resulting in debts exceeding 15 billion shekels to defense contractors and leaving hundreds of damaged vehicles in Lebanon unusable. The military fears that this shortage could compromise their ability to carry out defensive missions, with plans underway to discharge many soldiers due to lack of funding.
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