The military balance in the Middle East is once again on the brink of a serious test. According to information published by the authoritative US outlet The Washington Post, Israel may soon run out of interceptor stockpiles in its missile defense system.
According to the publication’s source, if the US does not replenish the stockpiles or American forces do not provide direct assistance, Israel can only withstand the current pace of attacks for another 10–12 days.
This situation is causing serious concern, especially amid escalating tensions with Iran, regional conflicts, and the growing threat of missile strikes.
Israel’s leading financial publication The Marker highlighted another critical point — the nightly operation of the missile defense system costs the country approximately 1 billion shekels, or around 285 million US dollars. These massive expenses suggest the need to update defense capabilities and revise long-term strategies.
Experts warn that if the necessary military resources are not provided in time, Israel’s defense capacity could be significantly weakened, putting the country in a vulnerable position amid ongoing conflicts.
Although US officials have yet to make any definitive statements, reports indicate that negotiations are underway to intensify military cooperation between the two countries.
The international community is closely monitoring the situation, as Israel’s ability to resist missile attacks directly affects not only its own security but that of the entire region. Read 'Zamin' on Telegram!
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