Israel Army Faces ‘Collapse’ Warning Over Troop Shortage, Says Military Chief
Israel's military chief warned that the army could face internal collapse due to a severe troop shortage and mounting war pressure. The army is currently short of around 12,000 personnel, and the chief has urged the government to pass new legislation to prevent a deeper manpower crisis.
Israel's military chief warned the army risks internal collapse under war pressure. The army is short of 12,000 personnel, straining operations and readiness. The chief urged the government to pass new legislation, including a conscription law and an extension of mandatory military service. The troop shortage has worsened since the war in Gaza erupted. Israeli forces have remained engaged on multiple fronts, increasing pressure on troops and reservists. The government may face pressure to resolve the troop shortage or risk weakening the army's capacity.
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