Missiles launched from Iran streak across the sky as Israeli air defense systems intercept some of them during ongoing retaliatory strikes following U.S. and Israeli attacks in Tel Aviv, Israel, on March 01, 2026. [Mostafa Alkharouf - Anadolu Agency]
The Israeli government on Sunday allocated $825 million to purchase “urgent security supplies,” amid reports of growing deficit in interceptor missiles as a joint war with the US against Iran entered its third week, local media reported. “The government approved a special budget of 2.6 billion shekels (nearly $825 million) for the purchase of urgent security supplies,” Channel 12 said. The outlet said the move comes “amid the immediate need to provide an operational response in a war with Iran.” The government is expected to amend its 2026 spending plan to fund the new purchases, the channel said. The move came a day after American news website Semafor, citing US officials, reported that Israel is running critically low on ballistic […]

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