Israel's War Costs Exceed $100B, Debt Rises, Growth Slows

Three years of conflict have pushed Israel's cumulative war costs past $100 billion, driving up public debt and prompting warnings of slower growth, reduced public services, and new taxes. The fiscal strain signals a deteriorating macroeconomic outlook for Israel, with potential implications for its sovereign risk and currency.

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