5 war bombs under the feet of the winner of Israel's election According to a report by Bloomberg, Israel's public debt rose from 59% of GDP before the Gaza war to about 70% and is expected to reach 85% by 2035. Israel's military expenditures reached about 8% of GDP; Netanyahu's $145 billion plan to strengthen the army also puts additional pressure on the government's budget. The housing crisis, the lack of manpower in construction and the request of the residents of the north to receive government support are additional economic challenges in Israel. Also, the low participation in the labor market and the exemption of many ultra-Orthodox from military service increased the government's economic burden. About 100,000 Israelis immigrated in 2023 and 2024; A trend that increased concerns about the economic future of this regime with the departure of doctors, engineers and academics. - Link.

5 war bombs under the feet of the winner of Israel's election According to a report by Bloomberg, Israel's public debt rose from 59% of GDP before the Gaza war to about 70% and is expected to reach 85% by 2035. Israel's military expenditures reached about 8% of GDP; Netanyahu's $145 billion plan to strengthen the army also puts additional pressure on the government's budget. The housing crisis, the lack of manpower in construction and the request of the residents of the north to receive government support are additional economic challenges in Israel. Also, the low participation in the labor market and the exemption of many ultra-Orthodox from military service increased the government's economic burden. About 100,000 Israelis immigrated in 2023 and 2024; A trend that increased concerns about the economic future of this regime with the departure of doctors, engineers and academics. - Link.