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Israeli Army Faces Mounting Strain After Intensive War
(MENAFN) The Israeli army uses an amount of ammunition in less than three years of war comparable to its consumption over the previous 30 years, according to reports, highlighting growing pressure on its personnel, military equipment and financial resources.
Israeli Air Force operations during the same period are also estimated to equal roughly nine years of activity under ordinary circumstances. Meanwhile, tanks and armored personnel carriers have reportedly required thousands of engine replacements.
Although damaged military equipment can be repaired or replaced, the impact on military personnel is described as considerably more difficult to recover from.
The army alone, excluding other Israeli security bodies, reportedly loses 1,138 personnel, while another 11,730 are officially recognized as having sustained physical or psychological injuries.
The number of personnel experiencing psychological trauma could rise further, with thousands of additional cases potentially emerging over time.
Further signs of pressure are also reportedly appearing among career soldiers. A considerable number of personnel offered command positions are choosing less demanding assignments away from the front lines, while others are opting to leave military service altogether.
The figures underscore the growing human and material costs of the prolonged conflict and the increasing strain placed on Israel's military system.
Israeli Air Force operations during the same period are also estimated to equal roughly nine years of activity under ordinary circumstances. Meanwhile, tanks and armored personnel carriers have reportedly required thousands of engine replacements.
Although damaged military equipment can be repaired or replaced, the impact on military personnel is described as considerably more difficult to recover from.
The army alone, excluding other Israeli security bodies, reportedly loses 1,138 personnel, while another 11,730 are officially recognized as having sustained physical or psychological injuries.
The number of personnel experiencing psychological trauma could rise further, with thousands of additional cases potentially emerging over time.
Further signs of pressure are also reportedly appearing among career soldiers. A considerable number of personnel offered command positions are choosing less demanding assignments away from the front lines, while others are opting to leave military service altogether.
The figures underscore the growing human and material costs of the prolonged conflict and the increasing strain placed on Israel's military system.
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