Sudden strike by employees of one of the largest Israeli ports.
According to Al Jazeera, the Israeli Radio and Television Agency acknowledged that workers at the Ashdod Port, one of the largest ports in the Israeli regime, went on strike suddenly and unannounced today.
According to the report, the workers at the Ashdod Port went on strike to protest the failure of the port authorities to implement their promotion agreement.
The previous day, the American Bloomberg news agency reported that the Zionists were under economic pressure due to the adoption of austerity policies by the Israeli government and the implementation of tax measures.
The report continued by stating that the Israeli 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 desperate Zionists must deal with the consequences of the austerity policies of the government, which are aimed at financing the war.
Bloomberg emphasized that all Zionists are under this economic pressure and that this trend could intensify reverse labor migration from the occupied territories.