Israeli army chief Eyal Zamir says a budget shortfall is hurting the military’s readiness as it continues operations on multiple fronts The army reportedly

Israeli army chief Eyal Zamir says a budget shortfall is hurting the military’s readiness as it continues operations on multiple fronts The army reportedly faces a shortfall of around $12.3B, largely due to ongoing operational and reserve-duty costs The funding dispute between Israel’s Defense and Finance ministries has also affected planned purchases of fighter jets and munitions

Localisation: Jerusalem, Israel, Middle East
Source: Anadolu Agency English
Categorie: economy
Date: 2026-08-27T12:41:52+00:00