Pan-Arab daily Al-Hayat, which carried the report, said Saturday that this budget "comes one year after training and preparations for new military drills, focused on the possibility of the firing of unusual projectiles."
It said the Israeli army placed the northern region, close to Lebanon, and the central region near the Gaza Strip and West Bank on top of the areas threatened by rocket attacks.
Israel army has announced the need for "35 F" aircrafts, considered as the most important and most vital armament should Israel decide to launch a military strike on Iran.
Al-Hayat said the Israeli army has continued to draw lessons from the July 2006 war and continues to carry out testing and preparations, adding that these measures were no longer confined to air-sea-land military drills.
It said the Israeli army has allocated a big budget for the training on electronic devices.
