'Israel' allocates $112 billion for next-generation military readiness
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- 'Israel' allocates $112 billion for military readiness through 2030.
- New strategy focuses on technological upgrades, space capabilities, and lessons from October 7 events.
'Israel' is planning a $112 billion investment in its military to prepare for future wars, according to local media reports on Monday. The new multi-year strategy emphasizes readiness for "surprise wars" and incorporates lessons from the October 7 events.
Strategic overhaul
'Israeli' Channel 12 reported that the plan, running from 2026 to 2030, aims to restructure the military, strengthen technological capabilities, and maintain an arms race posture. Officials expect potential conflicts, including a possible confrontation with Iran, and are updating space and surveillance capacities as part of the overhaul.
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The strategy specifically cites the October 7 attack as a critical event shaping military planning. Analysts say the focus is on restoring combat capabilities, rehabilitating weapons, and upgrading infrastructure after two years of continuous operations.
Future priorities
The military's roadmap highlights investments in advanced technology, space intelligence, and rapid deployment forces. The goal, according to Channel 12, is to ensure the military can respond quickly to sudden threats while maintaining long-term strategic dominance.
