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5:36Now PlayingIsrael has approved an emergency security budget of about $825 million amid concerns it may be running low on critical missile interceptors during its escalating conflict with Iran. Israeli broadcaster Channel 12 (Israel) reported that the government cleared 2.6 billion shekels for urgent security supplies. Meanwhile, Semafor cited U.S. officials warning Israel’s interceptor stockpile is under pressure as fighting intensifies. The conflict has already cost Israel roughly 22 billion shekels, or about $7 billion, covering munitions, air defence operations and combat aircraft missions as the war continues to escalate.
Israel Running Short On Missiles? Bibi's Cabinet Rushes To Pass $825 MN Defence Budget Amid Iran WAR
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