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Israeli Army Warns Netanyahu of Funding Gap Risking Readiness on Three Fronts

Military officials reportedly told the prime minister that billions of shekels are needed to prevent a reduction in operational capabilities in Gaza, the occupied West Bank and Lebanon, according to Army Radio.

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Anadolu Agency (Turkey)

The Israeli army has warned Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu that a funding shortfall could threaten its operational readiness across three fronts, according to a report by Army Radio cited by Anadolu Agency.

According to the report, military officials said the army requires billions of shekels in additional funding to avoid reducing its operational capabilities in Gaza, the occupied West Bank and Lebanon.

The report did not specify further details on the exact amount required or the timeline for the funding request. Anadolu Agency's account, based on Army Radio, did not include additional comment from the Israeli government or military spokespersons at the time of publication.

The warning comes amid ongoing Israeli military operations and tensions on multiple fronts, though the source material provided no further elaboration on the specific nature of the readiness concerns or how the funding gap arose.

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