Israel’s military is facing a wave of resignations as around 600 officers and non-commissioned officers have submitted their resignations following a Supreme Court decision to suspend a long-standing financial benefit known as the “Chief of Staff Increase.” The suspended allowance had been a key incentive for career officers, and its sudden halt has triggered widespread discontent within the ranks. According to Israeli daily *Israel Hayom*, most of the officers resigning are over 42 years old and intend to leave before the end of the month, when the suspension becomes effective. The dispute stems from a stalled agreement between the Finance and Defense Ministries, blocked in the Knesset’s Foreign Affairs and Defense Committee due to objections from MK Amit Halevi. The deadlock has intensified frustration among soldiers who have long relied on financial perks to maintain loyalty. Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is reportedly considering convening a meeting to assess the operational impact on the army amid ongoing conflict in Gaza. Military leadership, initially reluctant to intervene, is now lobbying for a rapid legal resolution as manpower shortages threaten operational readiness.
ইসরাইলি সেনাবাহিনীতে বড় ধরনের ভাঙন দেখা দিয়েছে। প্রায় ৬০০ কর্মকর্তা ও নন-কমিশন্ড অফিসার পদত্যাগপত্র জমা দিয়েছেন। ইসরাইলের সুপ্রিম কোর্ট স্থায়ী সেনাসদস্যদের জন্য বহু বছর ধরে চালু থাকা আর্থিক সুবিধা, যা ‘চিফ অব স্টাফ ইনক্রিজ’ নামে পরিচিত- তা স্থগিত করা
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