Israel Military to Discharge 10,000 Reserve Soldiers Amid Financial Crisis
The Israeli military is preparing to dismiss approximately 10,000 reserve personnel by the end of the current month due to a severe financial crisis and budget deficit, according to reports.
According to the International Desk of Webangah News Agency, The Israeli military is poised to discharge around 10,000 reserve forces by the end of this month as part of measures stemming from financial constraints. This decision is attributed to a budget deficit and mounting financial pressures.
The implementation of this plan will reportedly reduce the number of active reserve soldiers in the Israeli military from approximately 60,000 to around 50,000.
In recent months, the Israeli military has been facing significant strain due to ongoing military operations on multiple fronts and escalating warfare expenditures.
© Webangah News, Mehr News Agency, Yisrael Hayom
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