1ºUpdate: Israel's economic losses over the past 7 months
- At least $270 billion in confirmed direct and indirect losses. Short and long term costs incurred by Israel.
- $350 billion in losses to countries supporting Israel and Europe. Losses in maritime transport and boycott of companies that support Israel. (For example, McDonald's lost 100 billion of its market value due to the boycott)
** the details
Direct losses of $20 billion on the Israeli Stock Exchange immediately after October 7.
Pumping $30 billion to save the shekel currency from collapse at the beginning of the war.
- $5 billion, the cost of sheltering and compensating approximately 250,000 Israeli refugees from the settlements.
- Emergency loans worth $12 billion to finance the war and save the economy.
- $15 billion, the cost of air defense, Iron Dome, the Arrow system, the David’s Sling system, and others, including ammunition and operation. Of these, only 1.3 were used to repel the Iranian attack
- The cost of $6 billion to rebuild the destroyed settlements around the Gaza Strip and the border with southern Lebanon.
The army’s operational costs amount to $31 billion, including ammunition, logistical support, and sustaining soldiers’ readiness for about 180 days.
-10 billion compensation for individuals and economic sectors in the coming years.
- The migration of 600,000 Israelis out of the country temporarily or permanently.
- 2 million Israelis are seriously planning to immigrate from Israel and liquidate their businesses and property in 2024 and beyond.
- Losses in the field of idle agriculture by 60%.
- Losses of the suspended industrial sector increased by 65%.
- Losses in the maritime transport sector, technological industries, and the import and export sectors amounted to 44%.
The tourism sector and all air traffic abroad stopped by 70%.
** It will cause a budget deficit in the medium and long term

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