Israel’s parliamentary Foreign Affairs and Defense Committee voted on Aug. 3 to approve a government request to extend the military’s emergency mobilization order by two months, according to a report cited by ChainCatcher from Jinshi. The extension pushes the order’s validity to Sept. 30 this year.
Under the decision, the Israel Defense Forces are authorized to call up as many as 240,000 reservists. The report also said that since the latest round of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict began in 2023, similar requests to prolong the emergency mobilization period have been approved roughly every few months.
The update was published by ChainCatcher as a policy and regulation newsflash. No additional details were provided in the source text beyond the committee vote, the new deadline, and the reservist cap set under the extension.
Israel’s parliamentary Foreign Affairs and Defense Committee voted on Aug. 3 to approve a government request to extend the military’s emergency mobilization order by two months to Sept. 30 this year, according to Jinshi, as cited by ChainCatcher.
Under the decision, the Israel Defense Forces can call up as many as 240,000 reservists. Since the latest round of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict broke out in 2023, similar requests to extend the emergency mobilization period have been approved once every few months, the report said.
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