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Budget Crisis Forces IDF Reserve Unit to Dismiss 20% of Called-Up Soldiers
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By חדשות כיפה
First reported by Arutz Sheva · 1 hour ago
What happened
An IDF reserve unit is releasing 20% of its soldiers due to a budget crisis, impacting morale and other military operations. The defense establishment faces a significant deficit, leading to halted recruitment and delayed preparations.
- 01IDF reserve unit dismisses 20% of soldiers due to budget crisis.
- 02Soldiers were already on operational duty when informed.
- 03Decision may harm future morale and willingness to serve.
- 04Budget deficit affects career recruitment and base preparations.
- 05IDF cites funding shortage; Finance Ministry blames management.
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