IDF wish list
Each
IDF branch has a book with the list
of weapons, ammunition, gear
and military platforms it would like to buy which it pulls out every
year ahead of budget discussions.
While these books are classified and banned from publication, the IDF is currently considering posting one of its so-called “wish lists” on the Internet for the whole world to see. This wish list though is not of weapons or aircraft but is of workout rooms, medical clinics and clubhouses that the IDF hopes rich Jewish supporters of Israel from around the world will donate money to buy over the coming decade.
Called Dream 2020, the book was compiled by the IDF’s Manpower Directorate together with the Libi Fund and the Association for the Welfare of Israeli Soldiers, which both work in conjunction with the American-based Friends of the IDF.
According to a senior IDF officer, the wish list is valued at NIS 1.3 billion.
“It is our goal for the coming decade with everything we would like to have built or purchased,” the officer said.
Donations for the IDF from overseas can only go to welfare or medical projects like workout rooms for soldiers or medical centers.
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While these books are classified and banned from publication, the IDF is currently considering posting one of its so-called “wish lists” on the Internet for the whole world to see. This wish list though is not of weapons or aircraft but is of workout rooms, medical clinics and clubhouses that the IDF hopes rich Jewish supporters of Israel from around the world will donate money to buy over the coming decade.
Called Dream 2020, the book was compiled by the IDF’s Manpower Directorate together with the Libi Fund and the Association for the Welfare of Israeli Soldiers, which both work in conjunction with the American-based Friends of the IDF.
According to a senior IDF officer, the wish list is valued at NIS 1.3 billion.
“It is our goal for the coming decade with everything we would like to have built or purchased,” the officer said.
Donations for the IDF from overseas can only go to welfare or medical projects like workout rooms for soldiers or medical centers.
read more







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