Aftershocks of the economic crisis in the Zionist regime; worker flight and escalation of social discontent.
According to Al-Mayadeen, the US Bloomberg news agency reported that the Zionists have been under economic pressure due to the adoption of austerity policies by the Zionist regime’s cabinet and the implementation of tax measures.
The report continued by stating that the Zionist regime is facing a heavy list of expenses of 40 billion shekels ($11 billion), and this issue could exacerbate social and political divisions in the occupied territories, as the frustrated Zionists have to deal with the consequences of the regime’s austerity policies that are being implemented to finance the war.
Bloomberg emphasized that all Zionists are under this economic pressure, and this trend could intensify the reverse migration of labor from the occupied territories.
In this regard, an economics professor at the Hebrew University in occupied Jerusalem emphasized that the Zionists have not directly borne the financial costs of the war so far, but this trend is now changing.