The Hebrew newspaper "Haaretz" reported that the Israeli army's operation to occupy the city of Gaza means a shortage of reserve soldiers and bulldozers needed to demolish Palestinian homes.
On Wednesday, the army launched an aggression named "Gideon's Chariots 2" to fully occupy the city of Gaza, escalating the catastrophic conditions of Palestinians who have been subjected to a genocide perpetrated by Tel Aviv for 23 months.
The newspaper pointed out that "the army initially claimed that most of the reserve soldiers who were called up would replace the regular forces serving in the West Bank and northern Israel."
The army is facing difficulties in recruiting reserve soldiers and relies on flexible operational plans.
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Haaretz: The Gaza occupation operation is suffering from a shortage of reserve soldiers and bulldozers.