PNN – The media of the Zionist regime pointed out that Israel is managing the “war economy” and emphasized that the cost of the war in Gaza has been equal to the entire annual security budget of this regime without taking into account the American aid.
According to the report of Pakistan News Network, among the growing economic challenges of the Zionist regime after the Gaza war, the Hebrew media announced on Monday that the cost of the Gaza war since October 7 has reached 65 billion shekels (the currency of the Zionist regime) and this amount is equal to the entire annual security budget of Israel.
According to Al-Mayadin, these media emphasized, without taking into account the aid of the United States, the war in Gaza has cost Israel 65 billion shekels to date, and this is the amount that Israel has spent on the war, while the United States has so far provided 230 cargo planes and 20 ships carrying weapons and equipment for the Israeli Air Force and sent mortars, cannons and other war equipment to the Israeli army.
According to this report, Israel is now managing a war economy. An Israeli security official also admitted that the army used up most of the ammunition it had at the beginning of the war and had to replenish its stockpiles. The threat was much more serious than we had assessed.
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The Hebrew media reported that the heavy expenses of the Israeli army are allocated to its reserve force; where the number of these forces exceeded 250 thousand men and women. Benjamin Netanyahu (Prime Minister of the Zionist regime) has claimed that there is no pressure from the United States, which supplies a significant part of the Israeli army’s weapons. But the fact is that the army is managing the war economy to prepare for the possible escalation of tensions on the northern front.
Since the beginning of the Al-Aqsa storm, the term “war economy” has become popular among Zionists, and they see with their own eyes the amount of economic damage to Israel and its disastrous consequences on their lives and livelihoods.
The Israeli Ministry of Finance recently warned that if the war in Gaza continues, it will put the Israeli economy in a severe recession for the remaining months of this year and next year, and the situation will worsen if the war spreads on several fronts.
International financial and accreditation agencies and institutions such as Bloomberg and Fitch and Standard & Poor’s emphasized that Israel’s economy is moving towards a negative outlook and an unprecedented deterioration.