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Israeli Defense Ministry Adopts Chinese Resilience Model Amid US Policy Disappointment
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First reported by N12 · 1 hour ago
What happened
Israel's Defense Ministry plans to adopt a Chinese-inspired resilience model for military procurement, citing US policy disappointment and global arms challenges, alongside a proposed 350 billion shekel defense budget increase.
- 01Israel's Defense Ministry recommends adopting China's resilience-focused military-industrial model.
- 02The shift responds to disappointment with US policies and global arms supply challenges.
- 03Prime Minister Netanyahu proposes a 350 billion shekel defense budget increase over ten years.
- 04The new policy emphasizes industrial resilience and secure supply chains over efficiency.
- 05US is seen as lagging behind China in preparing for future conflicts.
- 06Netanyahu's 2025 speech called for adapting to a more self-sufficient economy.
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