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Hali ni tete vijana wa kiyahudi hawataki Tena kwenda vitani!
Kumekuwa na kupungua kwa kiwango cha askari wa akiba wanaojitokeza kazini katika wiki za hivi karibuni ikilinganishwa na kuanza kwa vita, The Times of Israel limebaini.
Mwanzoni mwa vita, IDF iliripoti kwamba zaidi ya asilimia 100 ya askari wa akiba walioitwa kufanya kazi walikuwa wamejitokeza. Katika baadhi ya vitengo, kiwango cha waliojitokeza kilifikia hata 150%, huku askari wengi wa akiba wakijitokeza kazini licha ya kutopokea maagizo rasmi.
Katika wiki za hivi karibuni, kiwango cha watu waliojitokeza kupiga kura katika vitengo vya akiba vinavyopigana hivi sasa nchini Lebanon na Ukanda wa Gaza kimefikia kati ya 75% na 85%, kulingana na vyanzo vya ulinzi.
Kupungua huko kumehusishwa na maafisa wakuu kutokana na uchovu wa askari wa akiba baada ya kupigana kwa zaidi ya mwaka mmoja wa vita, pamoja na wao kuwa mbali na familia zao kwa muda mrefu, kupoteza kazi, au kukosa masomo.
Kupungua huko kumehusishwa na maafisa wakuu kutokana na uchovu wa askari wa akiba baada ya kupigana kwa zaidi ya mwaka mmoja wa vita, pamoja na wao kuwa mbali na familia zao kwa muda mrefu, kupoteza kazi, au kukosa masomo.
Imehusishwa pia na chuki juu ya kushindwa kwa nchi kuandaa umati wa jamii ya Waorthodoksi, wakati jumuiya za kitaifa za kidini na za kilimwengu hutumikia kwa viwango vya juu.
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Rate of IDF reservists showing up for duty has dropped significantly — defense sources
By Emanuel Fabian
There has been a significant decline in the rate of reserve soldiers showing up for duty in recent weeks compared to the start of the war, The Times of Israel has learned.
At the start of the war, the IDF reported that more than 100 percent of reservists called up for duty had shown up. In some units, the turnout rate reached even 150%, with many reservists showing up for duty despite not receiving formal orders.
In recent weeks, the turnout rate in the reservist units currently fighting in Lebanon and the Gaza Strip has ranged between 75% and 85%, according to defense sources.
The decline has been attributed by senior officers to burnout among reservists after fighting for over a year of war, along with them being away from their families for extended periods, losing jobs, or missing academic studies.
It has also been attributed to resentment over the failure of the country to draft masses of the ultra-Orthodox community, while the national religious and secular communities serve at high rates.
The IDF has been seeking to expand its ranks and lengthen the mandatory military service time to relieve the reservists from extended duty, as many of them have already been serving for most of the war and are expected to be called up for over 100 days of duty next year as well.
Hali ni tete vijana wa kiyahudi hawataki Tena kwenda vitani!
Kumekuwa na kupungua kwa kiwango cha askari wa akiba wanaojitokeza kazini katika wiki za hivi karibuni ikilinganishwa na kuanza kwa vita, The Times of Israel limebaini.
Mwanzoni mwa vita, IDF iliripoti kwamba zaidi ya asilimia 100 ya askari wa akiba walioitwa kufanya kazi walikuwa wamejitokeza. Katika baadhi ya vitengo, kiwango cha waliojitokeza kilifikia hata 150%, huku askari wengi wa akiba wakijitokeza kazini licha ya kutopokea maagizo rasmi.
Katika wiki za hivi karibuni, kiwango cha watu waliojitokeza kupiga kura katika vitengo vya akiba vinavyopigana hivi sasa nchini Lebanon na Ukanda wa Gaza kimefikia kati ya 75% na 85%, kulingana na vyanzo vya ulinzi.
Kupungua huko kumehusishwa na maafisa wakuu kutokana na uchovu wa askari wa akiba baada ya kupigana kwa zaidi ya mwaka mmoja wa vita, pamoja na wao kuwa mbali na familia zao kwa muda mrefu, kupoteza kazi, au kukosa masomo.
Kupungua huko kumehusishwa na maafisa wakuu kutokana na uchovu wa askari wa akiba baada ya kupigana kwa zaidi ya mwaka mmoja wa vita, pamoja na wao kuwa mbali na familia zao kwa muda mrefu, kupoteza kazi, au kukosa masomo.
Imehusishwa pia na chuki juu ya kushindwa kwa nchi kuandaa umati wa jamii ya Waorthodoksi, wakati jumuiya za kitaifa za kidini na za kilimwengu hutumikia kwa viwango vya juu.
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Rate of IDF reservists showing up for duty has dropped significantly — defense sources
By Emanuel Fabian
There has been a significant decline in the rate of reserve soldiers showing up for duty in recent weeks compared to the start of the war, The Times of Israel has learned.
At the start of the war, the IDF reported that more than 100 percent of reservists called up for duty had shown up. In some units, the turnout rate reached even 150%, with many reservists showing up for duty despite not receiving formal orders.
In recent weeks, the turnout rate in the reservist units currently fighting in Lebanon and the Gaza Strip has ranged between 75% and 85%, according to defense sources.
The decline has been attributed by senior officers to burnout among reservists after fighting for over a year of war, along with them being away from their families for extended periods, losing jobs, or missing academic studies.
It has also been attributed to resentment over the failure of the country to draft masses of the ultra-Orthodox community, while the national religious and secular communities serve at high rates.
The IDF has been seeking to expand its ranks and lengthen the mandatory military service time to relieve the reservists from extended duty, as many of them have already been serving for most of the war and are expected to be called up for over 100 days of duty next year as well.
