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Israeli Defense Ministry Chief Warns Budget Delays Jeopardize Military Readiness Amid Iranian Threat

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First reported by Srugim · 3 hours ago

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Amir Baram, Israel's Defense Ministry Director General, warns that budget delays are critically hindering the IDF's $350 billion force buildup plan amid escalating Iranian military threats. He criticizes the Finance Ministry's bureaucratic delays, highlights the need for stronger U.S. and regional alliances, and details emergency steps to boost missile defenses.

01Israel's $350 billion military buildup plan faces dangerous delays due to Finance Ministry bureaucracy.
02Defense Ministry chief Amir Baram warns of unprecedented security risks from these postponements.
03Iran plans massive military investments in 2026, rivaling Israel's decade-long budget.
04Baram calls for a new regional security framework with the U.S. and allies like India and UAE.
05Emergency measures are underway to accelerate production of missile interceptors amid ongoing conflict.
06Baram urges swift implementation of wounded soldiers' care recommendations, criticizing Finance Ministry obstacles.

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