Israeli political commentator Ori Goldberg has voiced serious concerns about the ability of Israel’s military to sustain its ongoing operations amid the escalating conflicts on multiple fronts, especially with the war in Gaza showing no signs of slowing. Speaking from Tel Aviv during an interview on Al Jazeera, Goldberg highlighted that the key issue facing Israel today is “how long the country can maintain the current level of military intensity.”
Goldberg pointed out that the Israeli Defence Forces (IDF) are grappling with significant shortages, particularly in interceptor missiles essential for defending against incoming threats. The continuous pressure from sustained missile attacks, alongside ground operations, is putting immense strain on Israel’s military resources. As hostilities persist, questions grow over the durability of Israel’s strategic capabilities and whether the armed forces can keep up the pace without risking critical vulnerabilities.
This warning comes at a time when Israel is actively engaged in intense military campaigns in Gaza, while also responding to missile strikes from Iran-backed groups, compounding the complexity of its security challenges. The situation remains fluid, with experts and officials closely monitoring the capacity of Israel’s defence systems to withstand prolonged conflict in the region.
