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l'armée sioniste traine à Gaza malgrés la superiorité aiérienne et plus de 35 000 tonnes de bombes larguées sur les civils à Gaza. Selon cet article du jérusalem post, l'armée sioniste fait face à de graves problemes de logistiques:
The IDF is facing alarming logistical issues - analysis
Throughout the Jewish world the period from Rosh Hashanah through Yom Kippur, known collectively as the Ten Days of Repentance, is full of religious rituals meant to encourage repentance, prayer and acts of charity.
In Israel, this period has also given birth to several new rituals, though not necessarily of the religious variety.
The first is for people to take to the airwaves and social media and say what others -- such as rival politicians or other sectors of society -- should be asking forgiveness for. The second is to remember the 1973 Yom Kippur War.
Forty-nine years later, much of the public discussion of that war is about the country’s intelligence failure and the Jewish State’s overall lack of preparedness, even though at the end -- after being taken completely by surprise -- the IDF stood knocking on the gates of Cairo and Damascus.
That lack of preparedness traumatized the country. Despite that trauma, however, there have been other times since then that the IDF has found itself unprepared or ill-equipped for battle. The 2006 Second Lebanon War is the starkest example, as reserve soldiers complained of going into battle with poor logistical support, without proper equipment or sufficient supplies.
When Gabi Ashkenazi took over as chief of staff after that war, his immediate priority was to fix the shortcomings that were revealed during the war. Emergency supplies would be restocked and updated and training would be stepped up.
The IDF is facing logistical problems in the West Bank
It is in light of both the shortcomings of the Yom Kippur and Second Lebanon wars that a preliminary report put out Sunday by State Comptroller Matanyahu Englman about logistical problems facing IDF soldiers in Judea and Samaria currently engaged in stemming a wave of terror is so troubling. Englman concluded that the “IDF is not sufficiently prepared logistically for the continuation of the fighting” in the West Bank.
source: jerusalem post
The IDF is facing alarming logistical issues - analysis
Throughout the Jewish world the period from Rosh Hashanah through Yom Kippur, known collectively as the Ten Days of Repentance, is full of religious rituals meant to encourage repentance, prayer and acts of charity.
In Israel, this period has also given birth to several new rituals, though not necessarily of the religious variety.
The first is for people to take to the airwaves and social media and say what others -- such as rival politicians or other sectors of society -- should be asking forgiveness for. The second is to remember the 1973 Yom Kippur War.
Forty-nine years later, much of the public discussion of that war is about the country’s intelligence failure and the Jewish State’s overall lack of preparedness, even though at the end -- after being taken completely by surprise -- the IDF stood knocking on the gates of Cairo and Damascus.
That lack of preparedness traumatized the country. Despite that trauma, however, there have been other times since then that the IDF has found itself unprepared or ill-equipped for battle. The 2006 Second Lebanon War is the starkest example, as reserve soldiers complained of going into battle with poor logistical support, without proper equipment or sufficient supplies.
When Gabi Ashkenazi took over as chief of staff after that war, his immediate priority was to fix the shortcomings that were revealed during the war. Emergency supplies would be restocked and updated and training would be stepped up.
The IDF is facing logistical problems in the West Bank
It is in light of both the shortcomings of the Yom Kippur and Second Lebanon wars that a preliminary report put out Sunday by State Comptroller Matanyahu Englman about logistical problems facing IDF soldiers in Judea and Samaria currently engaged in stemming a wave of terror is so troubling. Englman concluded that the “IDF is not sufficiently prepared logistically for the continuation of the fighting” in the West Bank.
source: jerusalem post