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Reserve Duty Days Become New Currency in Defense Establishment
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Reserve duty days have become a new currency within Israel's defense establishment over the last three years. Combat units are reportedly allocated more reserve days than needed for operations, leading commanders to use the surplus for other purposes. This situation is linked to the government's interest in maintaining high alert levels.
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- Reserve duty days have become a new currency in Israel's defense establishment.
- Combat units are allocated more reserve days than operationally needed.
- Commanders are using surplus reserve days for purposes beyond operational needs.
- The situation is linked to the government's interest in maintaining high alert.
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