Israel Finance Ministry estimates NIS 35 billion cost for recent Iran conflict
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The Israeli Finance Ministry reported that the recent 40-day military campaign against Iran incurred approximately NIS 35 billion in total budgetary expenses, with NIS 22 billion attributed directly to defense costs. This financial assessment highlights the significant economic strain on Israel's state budget resulting from direct state-on-state confrontation. The data serves as a baseline for understanding the fiscal sustainability of prolonged high-intensity conflict in the region.
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Finance Ministry released estimates of NIS 35 billion in total costs and NIS 22 billion in defense costs for the 40-day campaign.
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"Both events address the economic dimensions of the conflict; Event 11 quantifies the cost of military conflict on Israel, while the new event aims to degrade Iran's financial capacity to fund such conflicts, representing parallel economic fronts."